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Interesting, but: 1) it's his company, so did anyone doubt that he could have it work differently if he wanted? only interesting thing would be that you can h
by rossdavidh 3y ago
Interesting, but:
1) it's his company, so did anyone doubt that he could have it work differently if he wanted? only interesting thing would be that you can hack your own Tesla to work this way, but it's not like this would be very common.
2) the stored data is interesting, but probably not as alarming as what your smartphone company has available
I'm not saying it's not interesting, I'm just saying it's not as interesting as lots of other stuff about both Tesla and lots of other tech companies, that we already knew.
- Quarrel 3y ago> it's his company, so did anyone doubt that he could have it work differently if he wanted? I think it is more, he's a narcissist, so of course it is named after Elon. I can't imagine anyone doubted they'd tested a mode that was closer to full-auto than they'd released.
- mewpmewp2 3y agoIn software it's not really called "Elon". Whoever discovered/published decided to call it like that.
- wolverine876 3y ago> it's his company It's the shareholders' company, and there are many other stakeholders besides them.
- londons_explore 3y agoI suspect there are easier ways to trick the driver monitoring. For example, fake the steering and interior camera inputs.