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We've come to expect tech companies to surveil us constantly, so the idea that some Tesla employees could access this footage is unsurprising. I think, however,
by JeremyNT 4y ago
We've come to expect tech companies to surveil us constantly, so the idea that some Tesla employees could access this footage is unsurprising. I think, however, when a customer buys something this expensive they must have some kind of expectation that the data would be used in a responsible way.
The fact that these videos are posted as memes and jokes about customers' private lives, is... well, terrible. Tech startup culture has certainly been known to foster this kind of immaturity (I have very well seen it first hand...), but coming from a car company - as recently as 2022, if not even later - this is horrifying.
I'd like to think that the major auto makers are not infected with the kind of culture that would condone this sort of thing, but maybe I'm just naive...