So do I have to tie both hands behind my back to find a problem before Tesla will acknowledge their error or award a bounty? What if there is an intractable de

So do I have to tie both hands behind my back to find a problem before Tesla will acknowledge their error or award a bounty? What if there is an intractable design flaw that is costly to fix? Will it get swept under the rug as they get litigious with those who attempt to expose it? The assumption usually is if the bounty is less than the expected reward from exploiting a system, then you're really not doing anything other than a PR stunt. I don't see a mention of a bounty. I do see a mention of them keeping track of those trying to exploit their system at Defcon. Not sure of what the supposed benefit to those that attempt to break their system is. It makes a nice headline though.