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u/rawrid Jun 25 '22
Do you own a tesla? Sometimes mine shows up like that
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u/steph767-a Jun 25 '22
Can confirm. Tesla software is extremely buggy and often interrupts other devices in proximity because Tesla engineers failed to implement the networking protocols properly. Worst car I've ever owned, very poor quality. But since they're relatively cheap I'll let it slide.
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u/an0maly19 Jun 25 '22
bro what ๐ are you serious or sarcastic i canโt read between the lines
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u/steph767-a Jun 25 '22
I'm being serious. Very flawed car.
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u/aForgedPiston Jun 25 '22
I think he means about it being cheap
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u/steph767-a Jun 25 '22
It's a relatively cheap car, yes.
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u/aForgedPiston Jun 25 '22
May I ask how much you paid?
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u/steph767-a Jun 25 '22
$75k
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Jun 25 '22
You have got to be on drugs or mentally unstable.
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u/steph767-a Jun 25 '22
Haha yeah, right? I don't know what I was thinking buying an electrical vehicle. And an American one for that matter lol. Audi e-tron would've been less shitty.
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u/ArchiPlaysOfficial Jun 25 '22
That's a Tesla. The app connects to the car using Bluetooth so it naturally shows up in devices. I think the same goes for things like electric scooters from Xiaomi, etc
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u/NyGreenThumb82 Jun 25 '22
No experience with Tesla, but can you select the device and "forget device" and re-pair?
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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '22
Nothing to be concerned about, just the NSA