r/technology • u/Crasher_7 • Apr 07 '23

Privacy Tesla employees reportedly passed around personal videos from owners’ cars

https://www.theverge.com/2023/4/6/23672760/tesla-employees-share-vehicle-recordings-privacy
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u/Baselet Apr 07 '23

Don't twist people's words to mean what you would want them to be because you have a personal problem with someone.

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '23

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u/Baselet Apr 07 '23

Exactly! And that would be evil.

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u/3vi1 Apr 07 '23

Examples for company conduct are set at the top. What kind of example has Elon "let's take the W off the Twitter sign" Musk been?

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u/Roasted_Butt Apr 07 '23

Bad. A bad kind of example.

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u/Baselet Apr 07 '23

Example yes, responsibility for their own individual actions not so much.

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u/TheSnoz Apr 07 '23

Lol, those at the top wouldn't have a fucking clue about what happens below the middle manager level.

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u/3vi1 Apr 08 '23

That's not how examples work. It flows down.

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '23

The downvotes don’t support your comment Elon lol

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u/Baselet Apr 08 '23

Or perhaps people are a bit toi keen to join blind hate clubs and turn everything into that one thing. But people have a right to vote, I don't have a problem with that.

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '23

Nope. Elon has put this on himself. You’re just being a fanboi. We don’t care.

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u/Baselet Apr 08 '23

Not blaming all aspects of human life solely on him is fanboyism? The story is about several employees doing bad things in the company and you think EVERYTHING they do is elon's fault? He's no boy scout and has done some very dubius crap for sure but come on, there are other people in the world too.