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The only question I have is. Can I block Tesla from delivering updates.

• mattlutze 12y ago
  Perhaps, put a tinfoil hat on your car's wifi or cellular radio? (I imagine it must use s cellular data connection for the backups given not everyone will log the car into wifi) But with seriousness, it's a good question. I would be surprised if the purchase agreement for the car doesn't somewhere include a clause that you agree to allow the car to make updates. In 2012 when the pushed the first big update, Wired indicated owners couldn't opt-out [1]. Looking at their legal website [2], I see that under Rights & Choices you can turn off the collection of Telemetric Data, which may disable periodic software and firmware updates. But no, on a casual Googling, I don't see it outlined anywhere how they manage opting out of those updates. [1] http://www.wired.com/2012/09/tesla-over-the-air/ http://www.wired.com/2012/09/tesla-over-the-air/ [2] https://www.teslamotors.com/about/legal https://www.teslamotors.com/about/legal
• NickM 12y ago
  I don't believe any of the Model S updates have ever been automatically applied. It will automatically tell you "hey, an update is available" but won't install it until you give the go-ahead.
  • giarc 12y ago
    But can you skip that update but install the next? Say update 2.1 is a speed increase and user doesn't want that. Update 2.2 is a safety feature that the user wants, would 2.2 include 2.1?