Kozoxy

Will my car be taken over and kill me?

Will other people's cars be taken over and kill me?

Will my car be taken over and be used to drive me to someone who will harm me?

These are life or death concerns and let's not act like they're not ignoring this.

People's safety isn't something to be iterated.

Any security patch will already come too late -- when it comes to cars, it must not have security problems to begin with.

The cybersecurity model just isn't safe for this. It's up to them to fix this, not me.

Everything has potential to cause issues, and that's not reason to dismiss life or death concerns.

What are they doing about it that's effective? They are ignoring this.

Good on you that you found value in the article, but I found it to be biased in favor of Tesla, and also find it sleazy that they didn't disclose their affiliation to Tesla.

That's great, but when are they going to properly address and mitigate the potentially massively lethal cyber- and national-security issues made possible by the tech?

Or do we have to talk only about what they want us to talk?

>The problem is that the Saudi Regime has reached a point of not just murder but instability and poor judgement.

That they murdered people was a minor issue. That they now target people like you and me, people who are well-off and have some power... now they've gone too far and show poor judgement.

It's one thing to get blood money from one or another sources. It's another thing to get money from a powerful entity that kills anyone at all that displeases them - after all, at that point they might actually kill you.

The evils of the Saudi Regime were tolerable for years, in the interest of "stability" and, well, making money. Now they're coming after us. What to do, what to do?

Go after them. Who's with me?