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Do you have an OBDII device from your insurance co and does it work right?

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The only thing I have found on the OBD II connector is +12 volts and ground. Tesla has another port, hidden behind the cubby, to access the data from the car. It does not use an OBD II connector.

State Farm now uses a small device that they call a "beacon" that is attached to the car cabin via sticky tape. It communicates with a smartphone via bluetooth. The smartphone must have location services enabled.