Good luck enjoy your car!I am finally cleared from the FSB Beta program.
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Good luck enjoy your car!I am finally cleared from the FSB Beta program.
You said…I am finally cleared from the FSB Beta program.
did this work for you? I've just done the same and curious if its enough to start getting the regular normal updates.You said…
“I cancelled the beta from the vehicles software on the Teslas screen in the car.”
I’m assuming by this you mean you just turned off “Beta” using this toggle?
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I have always assumed this was a temporary toggle…
Is there an additional dialog box that follows allowing you to completely opt out/cancel as there was for opting out of the request and safety score process?
Unless something changed in the most recent update, it won't work this way. Disabling FSD Beta in the settings just turns off the code and continues the AP stack while on city streets.did this work for you? I've just done the same and curious if its enough to start getting the regular normal updates.
Thanks for the extra info. I'll send them an email.Unless something changed in the most recent update, it won't work this way. Disabling FSD Beta in the settings just turns off the code and continues the AP stack while on city streets.
The only way to revert to the general code branch is to e-mail Tesla from your account e-mail address (fsdbeta @ tesla.com), let them know your VIN and that you want to be removed from FSD Beta. It takes anywhere from 4 days to 2 weeks until your car will offer you an update to the latest general branch.
Can you elaborate on that degradation?even turning off FSD doesn't fix the degradation I've noticed in AP.
This is my reason for requesting it. On one route I take frequently, the road department takes a 30 MPH sign and puts another sign above it that reads "TRUCK." My car slows to 35.The best feature, and the only one that keeps me in FSDb, is that I can override the speed as much as I like. Where I live, the speed limits are off by 20 - 30 mph (always low) on half the roads. There is no effort being made by tesla to correct this, so auto steer can’t be used on these roads unless you have FSDb so that you can scroll up to the actual speed of traffic.
That does not turn off the beta the way you want lol. I have a profile with it turned off and one with it on. That’s what switch does.You said…
“I cancelled the beta from the vehicles software on the Teslas screen in the car.”
I’m assuming by this you mean you just turned off “Beta” using this toggle?
View attachment 842623
I have always assumed this was a temporary toggle…
Is there an additional dialog box that follows allowing you to completely opt out/cancel as there was for opting out of the request and safety score process?
I am considering opting out of FSD beta on my 2021 Plaid Model S
Tired of being months behind general improvements in the software.
I really want to help Tesla out by contributing the data, however…
I feel like the useful benefits are heavily outweighed by the disadvantages of being so far behind on other features and improvements.
My Plaid Model S is on 2020.12.3.20
Our other Tesla’s (M3 & MS100D) are on 2022.20.5
From what I’ve read the only way to opt out is to send an email to:
[email protected]
And eventually I will be out…
Still haven’t pulled the trigger yet so
Any thoughts pro or con would be appreciated…
The Apple music addition is quite good addition for those who use it though. It moves the navigation off the phone and onto the main display, which means no "using the phone" dings from AP.As much as I would love to opt out of FSD to get the latest production build, unfortunately that is also now days not guaranteed. Considering that there are so many variations of cars with different hardware, the rollouts have no rhyme or reason. You could opt out of beta and then get stuck with an old production build, which is less than what you have now.
All in all, think about what you’re missing out in the newest holiday update. More farts? MyQ garbage that requires an annual subscription (where the iOS and android apps are free)? Apple Music that you could just stream from your phone via Bluetooth (plus really how many streaming music services do you really need, lol)? Steam that you’re not going to get because you have a 2021 plaid and not the 2022 model with 16GB ram?
As much as it hurts to say, you’re better off staying with the beta and enjoying the limited and mostly mediocre FSD updates.