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Re:Tesla's Cybertruck flop is historic. The brand collapse i... by jazzyjackson on Friday July 04, 2025 @06:27PM (#44468429)
I remember an old twitter thread that purported to be stories from a programmer just out of their NDA, lots of juicy tidbits about just SSHing into cars to fix bugs.

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1032939617404645376

Re:Tesla's Cybertruck flop is historic. The brand collapse i... by goalieca on Friday July 04, 2025 @07:19PM (#44468782)
This is actually extremely common across the tech industry. Backdoors are standard.
Re:Tesla's Cybertruck flop is historic. The brand collapse i... by Ivoirians on Friday July 04, 2025 @10:48PM (#44469766)
It's one thing to have a backdoor so your engineer can unfreeze someone's phone or fix their smart lights. These are motor vehicles carrying people inside of them on highways.
Re:Tesla's Cybertruck flop is historic. The brand collapse i... by leakycap on Friday July 04, 2025 @06:47PM (#44468573)
Horrifying - wow. The amount of photos I've seen purported as leaks from Tesla getting camera access or access to saved images makes it easy for me to believe.

I seem to remember one of the leaked images was rumored to be from Elon's own garage showing an odd item he owned at the time.