Re:Parents were injured in a Tesla crash. She ended up havin...
by kelnos on Wednesday February 12, 2025 @02:13AM
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Not only do you have to beg Tesla for it, but you have to trust that Tesla hasn't doctored the data to corroborate the narrative that Tesla wants.
Re:Parents were injured in a Tesla crash. She ended up havin...
by simondotau on Thursday February 13, 2025 @12:18AM
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You say that like there's any plausible alternative. Unless you're compiling the source code running on the car, you are trusting the manufacturer.
Re:Parents were injured in a Tesla crash. She ended up havin...
by simondotau on Wednesday February 12, 2025 @02:11AM
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I agree with the sentiment, but in practice this is a horrific idea. Make it easy and it’ll be snaffled up by law enforcement, whether covertly, with intimidation, or with routine warrants.
Re:Parents were injured in a Tesla crash. She ended up havin...
by packtreefly on Thursday February 13, 2025 @11:19AM
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It's currently accessible to law enforcement via the law-abiding manufacturer acting as sole custodian. I don't see how this makes any difference.
Re:Parents were injured in a Tesla crash. She ended up havin...
by whamlastxmas on Wednesday February 12, 2025 @10:39AM
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This is factually not true. You fill out a single form on their website and get it less than a week later:
https://www.tesla.com/support/privacy#data-provided
There’s tons of anecdotes of people doing this very easily online. Good luck getting data this easily from any other major manufacturer
Re:Parents were injured in a Tesla crash. She ended up havin...
by packtreefly on Thursday February 13, 2025 @11:15AM
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That counts as begging from my point of view.
> Good luck getting data this easily from any other major manufacturer
This is an industry-wide problem.
If Tesla is going to go to the trouble of uploading all this shit to the cloud anyway, the least they can do is give customers a no-questions-asked download button.