• JokeDeity@lemm.ee
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    11 days ago

    LMFAO, Tesla is the biggest con. Imagine paying monthly for something built into your car that could be recorded to local storage. 🤣🤣🤣

    • u/lukmly013 💾 (lemmy.sdf.org)@lemmy.sdf.org
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      11 days ago

      Or streamed directly to your device, only relayed through Tesla’s servers if necessary. This wouldn’t need much bandwidth as most connections could be directly peer-to-peer.

      You know, I am just thinking of something like Tailscale or WebRTC. Though this would need a 24/7 connected app, so probably not the best solution.
      Though if it were used just for the video streams that would likely help a lot too.

      Or maybe release some server software that you could self-host and set up the custom one in the car. That would also have the advantage of being independent and future-proof.

      Would probably be OK to include in the car costs. You know, like smartphone updates. You don’t pay a monthly fee for those either.

      Edit: As for car’s connectivity, it could just have a modem with user-replaceable SIM card and/or eSIM. If the current ones can’t do that, add drivers for some USB modems and USB Ethernet adapters.

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      10 days ago

      I think it records to USB for free, TFCC (that freaking car company) servers get hit when streaming security feeds from car to mobile so I would expect them to charge forever

      Also, brand stained forever, unless maybe maybe it sells to a hero and time passes

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      Oh right, it’s prob all about the fact they have to pay someone for a cellular connection for the vehicle, so you’re also buying live traffic, streaming music, etc.