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For a long time Apple apparently didn't test in hot humid climates, as the plastic they used on the macbook power cables would disintegrate and slew off after a

For a long time Apple apparently didn't test in hot humid climates, as the plastic they used on the macbook power cables would disintegrate and slew off after a year or so. I would not be surprised if hot humidity is also an issue with these sensors, which seem to be a user-hostile feature in any case.

wlesieutre 3y ago
Like the early Model 3 problem where when you open the trunk it used to dump water inside. If your designers all live in California they sometimes forget that other places have weather. https://teslatuneup.com/tesla-model-3-trunk-rain-fix/ https://teslatuneup.com/tesla-model-3-trunk-rain-fix/
frandroid 3y ago
It's probably worse in warm climates, but macbook cables were disintegrating everywhere for the longest time.