Radar Alerts

[GeekLad]

Wait a second, are you saying that Tesla exposes CAN data to the web browser? This seems like a huge security risk.

No, the web browser has no API to access CAN data. The Tesla browser uses the standard W3C geolocation API that most other browsers also implement.

 

[L-P-G]

No, the web browser has no API to access CAN data. The Tesla browser uses the standard W3C geolocation API that most other browsers also implement.

Well then how does the nose come radar detection work? On a previous post you mentioned that nose cone radar detections are Grey and user reported are a different color.

 

[GeekLad]

Well then how does the nose come radar detection work? On a previous post you mentioned that nose cone radar detections are Grey and user reported are a different color.

Ahh... Sorry for the confusion. No, I was referring to the "radar cone" display within the app. It's the aqua blue/green shaded area on the radar and map. In the screenshot below, you can see one alert that's within the radar cone and appears as a red warning. The others that are to the east and north of the vehicle fall outside the cone and appear in gray.

 

[DFW_MVP]

No, I haven't "enabled" it to work in mobile browsers, since most users with mobile devices would just opt to use Waze instead. I wish Model 3 had a browser, it would have opened up a whole new market for Radar Alerts.

My Model 3 has a web browser.

 

[2101Guy]

Stumbled across this product on the Evannex website. Still active or is it dead?