Tesla has removed Disney+ from some of its vehicles amid Elon Musk having an online fight with Disney CEO Bob...
Electrek heard from a source that Tesla informed Disney+ last week that it would remove its native app from the Tesla Theatre in its vehicles without giving a reason as to why.
A few days later, Tesla told Disney that it would only remove the app for Tesla owners who never used the app before.
The automaker now appears to have acted on the threat, as many Tesla owners are reporting not seeing the Disney+ app in Tesla Theatre anymore. Others, presumably those who have used the app before, are still seeing the app available in their cars.
We were told that Tesla didn’t officially give a reason to Disney, but the message was sort of “read between the lines.”
I'm not a TSLA shareholder, but I do have a model 3, and my Disney+ app was removed.
I don't really care because I don't have kids, and between Disney and Musk, I'll take Musk any day. This isn't a good vs evil battle, it's evil vs evil, where one side isn't completely malevolent.
He’ll just start his own phone company.
*neural link brain chip required
*Starlink required at $11,000/month.
*Oh, and it only accesses Xitter.
*you can unlock your car too I guess
**unlock feature requires you to get pregnant with another one of Musk’s kids.
There should be a law that says that if something you buy loses any functionality whatsoever due to a software update, you should be able to return it for a 100% full refund no matter what condition it's in. That should incentivise companies not to pull this shit.
Same should go with ads being inserted that weren't there before. Imagine how much money Google would lose if everyone returned their Pixels over more ads being forced on them in the Play Store.
Iger has no need to do that. All he has to do is release the lawyers. Having said that Disney will do nothing. It has zero effect on their bottom line.
This is a weird ass trend i started to see. People use their phone for navigation and their car display to watch tv while driving. I've seen it the first time like 3month ago, but since then ever so often.