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The idea that someone could be locked in or out of a car during a software update is deeply disturbing. What if one party is a child and the other an adult? We
by dtagames 4y ago
The idea that someone could be locked in or out of a car during a software update is deeply disturbing. What if one party is a child and the other an adult? We all know that software updates don't always complete correctly or on time.
This also seems like an exploit that could be used to lock someone in or out of their car.
- hn_throwaway_99 4y ago> The idea that someone could be locked in or out of a car during a software update is deeply disturbing. Definitely disagree. I read this blurb in the article, and honestly if I were the author I would have been embarrassed to put that in there. The app and the car give you tons of warnings that the car will be locked while an update is running. It also never starts updates automatically - it's a multi-step process you have to go through in either the app or car. I posted above that I definitely had issues early on with some of the software, but the fact that the car locks during an update was not one of them, and I've never seen this complaint on the Lucid owners forum.