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If it has Alienware parts, then: yes. Do you think that Dell should remotely access you computer and artificially nobble it?
by chris_wot 4y ago
If it has Alienware parts, then: yes.
Do you think that Dell should remotely access you computer and artificially nobble it?
- balls187 4y ago> Do you think that Dell should remotely access you computer and artificially nobble it? No. Just like I disagreed when Sony disabled Linux support in the PS3 via Firmware update (they were hit with a Class-Action for that). To my knowledge, on of the features of Tesla is that it supports upgrades via OTA software updates. As another commenter pointed it, by treating a Tesla vehicle as a software platform, it allows Tesla to engage in behavior which is quasi normal for say a smartphone, but causes cognitive dissonance when you think of it as a car. E.g. Apple mistakenly allowing an unsupported feature on an iphone SE, then removing that ability in a future IOS update vs Toyota disabling AWD support on what should have been a FWD vehicle SKU.