groups of Tesla employees shared videos and images recorded by Tesla’s in-car cameras via an internal messaging system, according to a Reuters report based on interviews with nine former Tesla ...

Tesla’s cameras are intended to record driving incidents, as well as power the autopilot and autopark features by recognizing street signs, traffic lights and other roadside obstacles.

But such aftermarket cameras are limited to recording directly in front and behind your vehicle, leaving the sides unmonitored. That is unless you have Tesla. A Tesla Model 3, for example ...

Tesla agreed to issue a software update so that "external security cameras no longer continuously film around a vehicle but are disabled by default until a user turns on recording, the Dutch ...

Tesla employees passed around videos taken in car owners’ private garages and other interesting recordings captured by the cameras built in to the company ... when you accept some company’s recording ...

The built-in cameras in Tesla’s cars can see more than just obstacles on the road. Tesla employees saw and exchanged private photos and videos recorded on Teslas without owners' knowledge ...

Elon Musk pushed to use Tesla’s internal driver monitoring camera to record video of drivers’ behavior, primarily for Tesla to use this video as evidence to defend itself from investigations ...

Tesla — its CEO in particular — is obsessed with cameras. Elon Musk is reported by the New York Times to have told his employees that if people can drive with just eyes, cars should ...

"Tesla has ramped up security and activated Sentry Mode on all vehicles at stores," Musk tweeted. When enabled, Sentry Mode keeps a vehicle's camera and sensors powered on and ready to record ...

Tesla Inc. agreed to change camera settings in its cars after complaints ... but are disabled by default until a user turns on recording, the Dutch regulator said. The last 10 minutes of recorded ...