This article:
Tesla Model 3 owner locks carjacking suspect inside with app - Roadshow
states:
"As the events unfolded, the victim used his smartphone to shut down the car and lock the doors from the inside, which left the suspect trapped inside while police were dispatched to the scene."
I assume that by "from the inside" the author of the article meant "from the outside."
But in any case, I doubt there's a way to do that. What's the story?
Tesla Model 3 owner locks carjacking suspect inside with app - Roadshow
states:
"As the events unfolded, the victim used his smartphone to shut down the car and lock the doors from the inside, which left the suspect trapped inside while police were dispatched to the scene."
I assume that by "from the inside" the author of the article meant "from the outside."
But in any case, I doubt there's a way to do that. What's the story?
