Been saying this for a while now, only to get shat on by Elon glazers. It is good to have validation.
randobis on
So you can boldly lie about a feature and sell it for thousands of dollars with a “coming soon” disclaimer for over a decade, and the only penalty is you have to update the verbiage on your website. You’d be literally insane to follow the laws in this sort of business environment.
radioactivecat on
And yet their meme stock is near $500.
kaishinoske1 on
Better to ask for forgiveness than to beg for permission.
carlsroch on
I always wondered about this because if never seemed to have come to fruition despite it being advertised/discussed a lottt
Different-Age-1253 on
He hasnt done shit but stealing/buying/using other peoples ideas and passing them off as his own to make the most half assed products ever. Everything he put out is just horrible and clearly rushed into existence. I have no fucking clue how he still makes money let alone the richest person in the world.
What_is_I_ on
Sherlock sitting on the bench.
Different_Bake_611 on
Hope that judge is mentally prepared to be chastised by the richest man on earth for being a left wing radical on X in an hour or so.
ginkgodave on
Again? When will the deception end?
WoodenHour6772 on
>“This was a ‘consumer protection’ order about the use of the term ‘Autopilot’ **in a case where not one single customer came forward to say there’s a problem,” the company wrote.**
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>Tesla has faced multiple investigations from the California Attorney General, the Department of Justice, and the Securities and Exchange Commission over similar allegations that its marketing around partial autonomy systems was misleading. **The company has also faced (and now settled) a number of personal civil lawsuits over crashes involving its Autopilot technology.**
I wonder what Tesla classifies as „coming forward to say there’s a problem“ if getting sued over it doesn’t qualify. 🤔
PathologicalRedditor on
This will send the stock through the roof!
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Tesla deceptive? A fish rots from the head down.
Been saying this for a while now, only to get shat on by Elon glazers. It is good to have validation.
So you can boldly lie about a feature and sell it for thousands of dollars with a “coming soon” disclaimer for over a decade, and the only penalty is you have to update the verbiage on your website. You’d be literally insane to follow the laws in this sort of business environment.
And yet their meme stock is near $500.
Better to ask for forgiveness than to beg for permission.
I always wondered about this because if never seemed to have come to fruition despite it being advertised/discussed a lottt
He hasnt done shit but stealing/buying/using other peoples ideas and passing them off as his own to make the most half assed products ever. Everything he put out is just horrible and clearly rushed into existence. I have no fucking clue how he still makes money let alone the richest person in the world.
Sherlock sitting on the bench.
Hope that judge is mentally prepared to be chastised by the richest man on earth for being a left wing radical on X in an hour or so.
Again? When will the deception end?
>“This was a ‘consumer protection’ order about the use of the term ‘Autopilot’ **in a case where not one single customer came forward to say there’s a problem,” the company wrote.**
…
>Tesla has faced multiple investigations from the California Attorney General, the Department of Justice, and the Securities and Exchange Commission over similar allegations that its marketing around partial autonomy systems was misleading. **The company has also faced (and now settled) a number of personal civil lawsuits over crashes involving its Autopilot technology.**
I wonder what Tesla classifies as „coming forward to say there’s a problem“ if getting sued over it doesn’t qualify. 🤔
This will send the stock through the roof!