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well yea, that's the issue. It's a cultural issue and I assume China's culture isn't as consumer-friendly. Even the US has some states with data request mandate
by johnnyanmac 2y ago
well yea, that's the issue. It's a cultural issue and I assume China's culture isn't as consumer-friendly. Even the US has some states with data request mandates. If I request my data, they must deliver it within 60 days of the request. Tesla would have to "just do it" lest lawsuits occur over that.
>But doctoring the case in a non-legal-risky way would probably cost much more to them than just throwing some money at $subj
And given Musk he would do it. His ego is much bigger than any lawsuit.
- simondotau 2y agoDoctoring raw telemetry data is an insanely difficult proposition. This isn't like modifying database changelogs; a huge swath of sensor data would need to be modelled and simulated. If the telemetry includes camera data, the task becomes exponentially more difficult. This is a major undertaking, would involve many employees, and those employees would be knowingly engaging in a criminal conspiracy. They'd be knowingly risking jail time if caught. This hypothesis is, by any stretch of the imagination, beyond implausible.