Tesla hit with class-action lawsuit over employee sharing of private car camera footage.
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Tesla is facing a class-action lawsuit for allegedly violating privacy laws by allowing employees to access and share private photos and videos captured by the onboard cameras used for Tesla's driving assistance programs. The suit claims Tesla violated California's state constitution, privacy laws, its own privacy policies, and misled customers about the use of their data. The lawsuit could force Tesla to pay damages to vehicle owners for allegedly violating their privacy. Tesla has not yet responded to the allegations.
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- Tesla workers shared sensitive images recorded by customers' cars New Straits Times
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