Who wants a ride in the peeper-mobile?

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The privacy issues with Teslas are beyond what I would have expected. Intimate moments captured by your car and shared around the Tesla offices like a joke? Or that simply walking past one in a parking lot can get you captured on camera and uploaded and examined by data labelers? Yikes.

The personal touch has personal consequences

from here

The story about the attempted compromise of a Tesla factory is surprising to me because of how much trust the criminals placed in their would-be accomplice. Certainly there are other ways to get this done, even if the old thumb drive in the parking lot trick doesn't work. Allowing himself to be not only seen but to engage on a personal, even friendly basis is what did this crook in. This is why anonymity is so valuable in criminal enterprises.

The kind of thing an idiot would have on his smart car

from here and here

I know the combination mentioned in the movie is actually 12345, but that just means the unchangeable PIN found in this investigation is actually worse than the kind of thing an idiot would have on his luggage.

Wile E. Coyote would be proud

from here

Sanitizing your inputs is important, even (especially) when you're making a self-driving car.