Comment by iamjackg

12 hours ago

Isn't this technically a crime, since they're actively attempting to access a computer system they don't own?

In today’s world, a crime is only a crime if you get charged. Tesla has enough power to not get charged.

  • Tesla isn’t doing the scanning though, instead somebody thinks they are scanning Tesla, but Tesla points them to someone else.

    The scanner is likely illegal.

    The pointing is… so stupid nobody thought to make a law about it.

    • Ask a lawyer about sending an unpleasant letter to the scanner, detailing the situation and demanding that they cease & desist. That clobbers their "we didn't know" defense, and their Legal Dept. will likely order them to stop ASAP.