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Safety Score
- Thread starter ScottNY
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That dialog states you are opting out of consideration for Beta, rather than opting out of Safety Score. Any tie to Beta is not noted anywhere on the official Safety Score information page. All of the language on this page is indicative that it's a new general feature, not tied to a specific program.
Why would there be FAQ language about things like selling your vehicle if this was not intended to be a long term general feature?
follow.johnny
FSD Beta Tester
I was able to see the Safety Score by deleting the Tesla app and reinstalling on my iPhone.
sperkin
Active Member
I just went to the app store and searched Tesla. It will show an update. It's not automatic updates. It'll be the same for Android. I had to manually search it last time there was a refresh too.
Tam
Well-Known Member
Currently, if you want to get Safety Score, you have to "Request Full Self-Driving Beta".
To request "Request Full Self-Driving Beta", you need to pay or rent the FSD. That means it costs more to currently get Safety Score and it's not free.
sperkin
Active Member
It's is the main screen down in the bottom. Let me grab a screenshot.
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KArnold
Active Member
I was sure I saw a tweet saying the owner had to authorize the sending of that data. That's why it was "7 after" the button, not before.
But now I can't find it. So maybe not.
These are the only officially listed requirements. FSD, FSD Beta, and opting in are not among them.
- Your vehicle must be on software update 2021.32.22 or later. To check the latest software version on your car, tap 'Software' on your touchscreen.
- Your vehicle must be connected to a cellular or Wi-Fi network.
- You need to take a trip that’s at least 0.1 miles on your vehicle.
Tam
Well-Known Member
Again, there is nowhere on the webpage saying that you need FSD to get Safety Score but on your car's screen.
Go to your car's screen and press "Request Full Self-Driving Beta". If you can't find it, can't click it. If you can't click it you won't get your Safety Score.
And why can't you find it? Did you pay $10,000 for the privilege to click it?
sperkin
Active Member
EVNow
Well-Known Member
Well, everyone's normal is different.
AlanSubie4Life
Efficiency Obsessed Member
Oh I have the update, that is not the problem. Enrolled in beta queue, etc.
From screen capture not clear where it is in the app but it looks like it should be an obvious menu item.
I had to logout and login to the app for it to appear.
Same here. I’m in rolled in the beta queue, I have updated my tesla app to 4.1, I have driven perhaps 10 miles, still no safety score
I'm not interested in FSD Beta. I'm interested in official confirmation that Safety Score is not a permanent fleetwide system with no way to opt out. What may or may not appear to those who hit the button seems wholly irrelevant. Just because this method is confirmed to give you a way to opt in has no bearing on whether this system will be deployed to every vehicle.
Tam
Well-Known Member
Very simple: You can't opt-out for something you have not paid to opt-in.
Maybe it'll be free for non-FSD owners in the future but for now, you have to pay to play.
Tam
Well-Known Member
sperkin
Active Member
Seems like they are using this to also test Tesla insurance. I’m pretty sure it is opt’d in too if you want to lower your insurance rates with them. I don’t know how low they can go since it’s already one of the cheapest. I pay $150/month for 2 Model 3s but I will stay opt’d in after FSD if they give a discount like other car insurances that uses this feature.
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