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Apologize for my ignorance, but isn't it up to Tesla to define what hardware they want to integrate? Or is there no design alternative?
by bumby 3y ago
Apologize for my ignorance, but isn't it up to Tesla to define what hardware they want to integrate? Or is there no design alternative?
- avrionov 3y agoWhat they meant is that it is not possible to fix it without replacing the hardware.
- bumby 3y agoI see. But replacing the hardware would still be very much in the purview of "Tesla's problem" if you think they are a car manufacturer.
- filoleg 3y agoYes, but it is unpatchable for any currently existing cars on the road, I believe that's the point they were trying to articulate (though not super well). And yeah, you are correct, Tesla can close up that exploit in their newer hardware revisions.
- pitched 3y agoChanging hardware would mean a recall and this doesn’t seem to warrant it.
- Knee_Pain 3y agoBut how much time until the hardware is changed? And all the current models?