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> "A source told" Says enough. Official statement or bust.
by flutas 3y ago
> "A source told"
Says enough. Official statement or bust.
- AlexandrB 3y agoDoesn't Tesla, like all Musk companies, famously lack a PR department? Are we supposed to wait for Musk to Tweet something?
- flutas 3y agoBy that statement above, Disney supposedly "knows" that Tesla removed it. Couldn't they issue a statement, or at the very least delete their help article about how to access Disney+ in a Tesla since "they know" it's no longer accurate? All they would have to do is issue a statement something like > On Dec XXth we were made aware that Tesla decided to remove the Disney+ application from their vehicles, while we find this unfortunate there is nothing more we can do. Or someone could just email Disney's PR department, right?
- jjulius 3y agoIf you were Disney, would you want to continue to drag this out publicly, or would you prefer to hash this out behind the scenes and then announce a resolution?
- flutas 3y agoI would make a public statement so customers know it's not "our fault", then try to hash something out. Otherwise it leads to ambiguity over who's at fault, and can make it look like Disney chose to remove the apps themselves. Or at the very least remove the false advertising of us being on Tesla?
- rurp 3y agoWhy is it up to everyone else to work around Musk's impulsive pettiness? For all Disney knows Musk will take some different meds tomorrow and do a 180 on the policy, like he has with so many other issues. If Tesla wants to clarify their own actions they are free to do so any time.