01-14-2021, 09:52 AM
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Be Kind
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Originally Posted by Dadhawk
One of the reasons I won't buy a Tesla, whether they were in the right or not in this particular case, is over the air updates.
I've asked this before but haven't found an answer, does Tesla have an EOL (End of Life) statement on their car's software? For example, will the support it forever, or do they reserve the right, at some point 10, 15, 50 years down the road to shut the car down because they no longer can support the software or the hardware?
It is very obvious from their actions that Tesla does not believe you own your car, but you have a use license from them and they retain control of the vehicle and its features.
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That's funny. I do so much looking for EOS/EOL stuff at work I never even thought about it being an issue with a car. 
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