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I think few who enabled Sentry Mode thought it was reasonably likely that Tesla employees would share titillating personal moments spotted by their cars for the
by mlyle 3y ago
I think few who enabled Sentry Mode thought it was reasonably likely that Tesla employees would share titillating personal moments spotted by their cars for the luls.
- Casteil 3y agoExactly. People shouldn't have to worry about their car being a serious privacy risk. Video footage being shared with/accessible by Tesla should be strictly opt-in - especially for "sentry mode", which is the most likely to catch someone in their skivvies (or worse) in their garage.
- ribosometronome 3y agoI think few who read the comment he was replying to thought that we were discussing what people thought about Sentry Mode data labeling privacy issues and instead about "unfettered access to onboard camera footage".
- _ea1k 3y agoI get your point there, but I bet not all of these were sentry. But even with sentry, there's some smarts to it about object detection. If you know how that works, you'd expect some human-in-the-loop labeling. I'm not saying that it is right. There's a real lack of transparency here, especially considering how many people seem blissfully unaware.