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As a tesla owner, this story does not make me want to unhook my car from the internet (Tesla did what was legally in their right to do, this is a nothing-burger
by misiti3780 4y ago
As a tesla owner, this story does not make me want to unhook my car from the internet (Tesla did what was legally in their right to do, this is a nothing-burger.) I would imagine 99% of other Tesla owners feel them same.
You feeling nostalgia for the good old days with MapQuest?
- rootusrootus 4y ago> Tesla did what was legally in their right to do, this is a nothing-burger. Put me in the 1%. I won't buy another Tesla ever, until there is an ironclad guarantee that what's mine is mine. I did not license the car from them, I bought it outright. > You feeling nostalgia for the good old days with MapQuest? Everybody but Tesla has CarPlay. Most have 360* cameras, too, and physical switches and knobs for certain commonly used things, etc. The real joke is this idea that Tesla is leading technologically. No, they aren't. They're behind everyone else at this point. A touchscreen-for-everything only seems futuristic to a certain niche demographic.
- misiti3780 4y agosure they arn't .... let's revisit in 2025
- rootusrootus 4y agoOh so that's when you think they'll finally release FSD? Ha!
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- rurp 4y agoSounds like you are Tesla's ideal customer! Most people I know don't want to have to worry about the manufacturer suddenly crippling their car's functionality months after they bought it from a private party.
- misiti3780 4y agoI get it, it sucks, but since every car is going to support over the air updates in the coming years, it's unavoidable unless you want to drive an old ICE car.