nostr:npub145umrlfuf9cppkgkzf08438peevqs8lqrswsu27w3txkeh4n2yysathq7w I see northing morally wrong here just customers getting what they paid for.
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My first thought was to wonder how many more steps it would take from unlocking FSD to pwning the vehicle remotely. If not this, then it's just a matter of time before someone figures that one out.
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What's morally wrong is companies being able to deny you what you already paid for. But my bigger worry about these things is the ability of threat actors to take control of these cars for malicious purposes.