So here is an odd one. Car was in the garage minding it’s own business, but uploading like crazy.
MCU1 w/eMMC upgrade, AP3.
Any thoughts on what it was doing?!?
MCU1 w/eMMC upgrade, AP3.
Any thoughts on what it was doing?!?
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944mb uploaded by Tesla
- Thread starter ahkahn
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This is an upload (so it's not maps or firmware updates).
This upload represents "snapshot" gathering (short video clips and Metadata) for the neural net data labeling project within autopilot. Quite common to have a few of these every so often if your car captures an event it was triggered to find.
This upload represents "snapshot" gathering (short video clips and Metadata) for the neural net data labeling project within autopilot. Quite common to have a few of these every so often if your car captures an event it was triggered to find.
These uploads kill my slow asymmetric Internet connection! Typically I get only 500mbps on uploads.
Makes me want to never engage AP because I know there will be uploads when I get home and the family will take their wrath out on me!
f205v
Member
It's a thorn situation, but maybe you can avoid connecting your car to the wi-fi unless there is an update to download...
It's so bad that I know if I've been out in the Tesla and have a few AP disengagememts, by the time I reach the front door there will be a hostile family waiting to greet me!
I have considered using my cell hot-spot before reaching home but not sure if it uploads until car is home / parked. Sadly, no mobile data at home either! The real costs of rural living
Good point. Yes.
Normally I opt out on principle, so surprised now I think about it that I have all this uploading going on. It hasn't always been so obvious, so maybe a setting has changed.... Another investigation!
I drive a long 45 mile stretch with lights every mile or so 4 days a week. I can get the speed just right as they turn yellow as passing through them. I have done this on 5 or 6 drives. When I arrive home I get about a gig upload. (Note these are proceed on arrow turn intersections, and I don't speed through intersections)
On the other hand I have purposely not used AP over the same road. No uploads.
Noticed more uploads on the S in size compared to the 3.
This has happened in the past when Tesla wants certain snapshots. When they get their information they tend to move on to something else they are looking for. Of course this is pure speculation and based on when my car did previous uploads. Last one I remember with great size where Crazy Ivan's. Car goes over somewhat blind hill and would want to turn into other lane. Those were some huge uploads as well (1.5 years ago).
On the other hand I have purposely not used AP over the same road. No uploads.
Noticed more uploads on the S in size compared to the 3.
This has happened in the past when Tesla wants certain snapshots. When they get their information they tend to move on to something else they are looking for. Of course this is pure speculation and based on when my car did previous uploads. Last one I remember with great size where Crazy Ivan's. Car goes over somewhat blind hill and would want to turn into other lane. Those were some huge uploads as well (1.5 years ago).
Last 30 days, my car uploaded 6.4 gb (!)
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HookBill
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Don’t worry. Starlink is right around the corner.It's so bad that I know if I've been out in the Tesla and have a few AP disengagememts, by the time I reach the front door there will be a hostile family waiting to greet me!
I have considered using my cell hot-spot before reaching home but not sure if it uploads until car is home / parked. Sadly, no mobile data at home either! The real costs of rural living
