Tesla hit with class-action lawsuit over employees sharing private footage from customer cars.

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A class-action lawsuit has been filed against Tesla, alleging that employees shared private photos and videos captured by car cameras without customers' consent, violating privacy rights afforded by California law. The footage included a naked man approaching a Tesla, people's children, and videos of crashes and road rage. The lawsuit aims to force the company to compensate customers for the cost or partial cost of their vehicles and to stop recording, viewing, and sharing images captured by the car cameras.
- Tesla employees shared private footage from customers' cars, lawsuit says The Washington Post
- Tesla slammed with class-action lawsuit following report that employees internally shared private photos and videos taken from car cameras Yahoo News
- Tesla workers shared ‘intimate’ car camera images, ex-employees allege: ‘Massive invasion of privacy’ The Guardian
- Tesla workers shared sensitive images recorded by customers' cars New Straits Times
- Tesla Faces Class-Action Lawsuit After Employees Share Sensitive Images And Videos Recorded By Customer Cars - Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) Benzinga
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