. Former employees told the outlet that colleagues shared the images in group chats and one-on-one communications between 2019 and last year.reported. Other footage included things like a nude man walking toward a vehicle."We could see them doing laundry and really intimate things. We could see their kids," one of the former employees said.
Workers are said to have sent each other videos taken inside Tesla owners' garages, too. One clip reportedly showed a submersible white Lotus Esprit sub that appeared in the 1977 James Bond movie, suggesting that his employees were circulating footage that a vehicle captured inside his garage. The image-sharing practice “was a breach of privacy, to be honest," one of the former employees said."And I always joked that I would never buy a Tesla after seeing how they treated some of these people.”Great deals on consumer electronics delivered straight to your inbox, curated by Engadget’s editorial team.
Those employees should be detained.
elonmusk ?
elonmusk legit?
My neighbor has a Tesla, that goes into Sentry Mode whenever I pass it (parking garage of our condo building). I've never authorized Tesla to capture my image, or any other such data. Do I have a legal case to sue Tesla? No I have a fair expectation of privacy private parking?
'Tesla workers shared sensitive photos and videos captured by the cameras on owners' cars between each other for several years' 'We could see them doing laundry and really intimate things. We could see their kids,' 😳😳😳
of course they did .... company culture of shame ...
Not surprised. We need electric cars but stripped of all this shit nonsense. Offline, no sensor but fully electric drivetrain.
Everybody who is truly surprised raise your hands.
Retweet this hard.