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Tesla Software updates - Australia
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Priit
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Oh, you are lucky to have got to 2022.36, I'm still waiting for anything away from 2022.28.2 as that seems to have consistently random issues with LTE and Wifi needing a reboot every 1-2 days from me. It's almost as bad as the 2022.12.3.2 version I was stuck on half a year ago, so any update either way would be really welcome for me.
Wow, that does seem very frustrating. Have you been in touch with Tesla support to see if they can push an update to your car? I'm not even sure they can do that, but maybe worth an ask.
Or could you try this ...
Do I need to say it ... Caveat Emptor
I can confirm that I have had a tesla technician force an update to my car remotely after it had missed several updates. One of the updates got a bit stuck and prevented any others following it.Wow, that does seem very frustrating. Have you been in touch with Tesla support to see if they can push an update to your car? I'm not even sure they can do that, but maybe worth an ask.
Or could you try this ...... as I think there is a software reinstall function ... I'm not sure, but if it's geofenced (i.e. it doesn't work!) you might need to do it outside your local Tesla service centre (again, not sure if this correct either). It's just something I read online ... and of course we believe everything we read online!
Do I need to say it ... Caveat Emptor
When I did my road trip though the bush in north-central NSW, I once had the wipers come on I suspect due to the bug splatter on the windscreen. The cameras must have thought they were raindrops, and unsurprising that turning the wipers on didn’t fix it!
EcoCloudIT
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RichardV
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If @ZeeDoktor's latency observations are correct this may be explained by Tesla using a VPN connection back to the USA rather than using a USA mobile SIM. Or even simply that the Tesla app needs to communicate with servers in the USA for such actions.
Priit
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I did open a service call because of the connection issues and they asked me to restart the car, which fixed it at the time, so they cancelled the service call and the next day it came back and since the restart is one of the first things they ask me to do and it fixes it for a day, its kind of annoying. I had very close to same thing happening on 2022.12.3.2 firmware for over a month, then next update came and fixed it for a few months, so I am waiting again for next update. I asked if they could push an update and they said I was on the latest for my car.
Well I haven’t noticed any scratches, but dry wiping of bug splatter did make a mess of my windscreen and it took repeated sprays from the wipers to clean it up. I then manually turned the wipers off so it wouldn’t happen again, and cleaned the windscreen at my next stop with a squeegee (I took one with me on that trip).
Priit
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Pretty sure Tesla had to set up servers in China separately for that reason, as China was worried about Tesla cars spying on them.
Elon Musk denies Tesla cars are used for spying in China
The electric carmaker boss addresses reports of security concerns raised by China's military.
www.bbc.com
Tesla promises to store all data collected in China locally
Tesla is promising to store all data that it will collect in China locally following concerns regarding data collection and even spying. Last month, we reported on the People’s Liberation Army, China’s military, issuing a notice banning Tesla owners from parking their vehicles on bases and in...
electrek.co
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