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Why not just an access token that only has certain perms?
by TOMDM 3y ago
Why not just an access token that only has certain perms?
- dylan604 3y agoBecause the first party vendor, in this case Tesla, doesn't provide that kind of mechanism?
- TOMDM 3y agoThat's what I'm saying though, instead of allowing permissioned access to their existing telemetry, they're publishing a platform that duplicates all of that functionality.
- cottsak 3y agoTesla doesn't provide this. Also, its beside the point... Which is: Tesla doesn't even want collect telemetry and then re-share it to 3rd parties. Tesla wants to provide a mechanism for the car to connect directly to a customer-authorised 3rd party telemetry collection service. This relieves Tesla from having to function as a middle-man and facilitate things like claims in tokens and granular permissions.