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The person in that thread is trying to log into the Slacker Premium account that came with the car, they don't have a paid subscription to Slacker. The support page still says: A paid subscription to third-party streaming services is required to access music and media streaming for both Standard...

The support page says "Premium Connectivity is required for in-car streaming music & media over cellular.", note the emphasis. The feature is marked as "Currently available over Wi-Fi for Standard Connectivity" and it definitely is not disabled when Premium Connectivity is unsubscribed, from my...

A paid subscription to streaming services is required to access music and media streaming This is referring to a paid subscription to streaming services, e.g. Spotify Premium being required for Spotify, not Premium Connectivity. That is why the web browser is not impacted.

That is not correct. The support page says "Premium Connectivity is required for in-car streaming music & media over cellular.", note the emphasis. You can always use Spotify and other services in the car over Wi-Fi without Tesla Premium Connectivity, and the current language on the support page...

I've worn a mask in the car dozens of times because it's more convenient than putting it away on a short drive, or more often I simply forgot I had it on.

Please note that you can use the scroll buttons to indicate steering wheel use instead of torquing the wheel. The cabin camera is well below the headliner and I can see it from any seat height in the Model 3, but it sounds like I'm much shorter than you are.

That is correct, the cabin camera is currently only used when FSD Beta is active. I covered it with a sliding webcam cover years ago and only cracked it open after FSD Beta enrollment.

I had to pull my port cover open manually to reposition it when it was frozen over while charging, and you can hear it clicking along detents as you pull on it. That might help adjust the closed position.

These smearing artifacts are typical of the compressed video stream suffering from transmission drop-outs as it's being written to the USB stick. As lensovet suggested, trying a different USB device might produce better results. The problem might also be internal to the car if the data loss is...

The reason for this is the state PD only just released the results of the investigation.

I approved a $0 cost estimate for a service request to install a passenger occupancy filter module (seemingly made by the car itself), but clicking the blue Schedule button has been producing a "Connection Failed" error for the past several days. Anyone else having issues?

It's definitely a bug, but please take a screenshot/photo lol

I replaced a tire last week that still had a slow leak after patching, just looked for a 18" Michelin MXM4 TO (TO and T1 are the Tesla versions) on eBay with a tread depth close to my current tire. Most were around $80-90.

As long as you turn off dashcam recording (TeslaCam) you can safely remove the drive at any time since it is not being written to.

No, this file is a shell script to format a fresh SD card. You need to run it on a Linux computer with the SD card inserted. The other file is an image (exact copy) of an existing card and you can clone that to a new card. Use a tool that writes disk images.