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access was never intended to be provided
And I would like to find out how to do that here in Australia Sylvia.
Are you still taking them to the tribunal or Consumer Affairs? Love to here the result.
Anything else was given for free and can be taken away, again for free.
It may be understood that way but if the feature was not explicitly stated as a 'price item', it was free.It wasn't given for free. It was part of the originally supplied firmware, which was paid for as part of the system.
For you it was a feature, for Tesla it was a defect and they've corrected it.
WOW - this is weird - just tried the TEG connection again and decided as I have done every night before going to bed to check it - for some reason it is now working and I'm able to connect via wifi again - who'd of thunk it. Am I dreaming and it will just be a nightmare as it has been - stay tuned.
If you're happy for Tesla to remotely access your Powerwall that you paid for, and remove functions without your permission, good for you, and that's your choice and right. Some of us aren't though. If that means we have to either engage consumer tribunals to enforce local consumer laws that prohibit that sort of activity, or seek publicity to shame Tesla into doing the right thing, then that's our right as well.One payed for advertised features. That is the contract.
Anything else was given for free and can be taken away, again for free.