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I figured I'd have a little fun............ And what's done is done.
So, not to sound like a jackass, but I'm going to be very blunt and make one thing perfectly clear here. Understand that I'm under ZERO obligation to keep ANYTHING I find out about Tesla, the Model S, etc, through my efforts tinkering around with my own car, private. .................
And again, if people reading about a potential P100D being talked about by me were such a big deal, Tesla should have reached out to me and said so. "Hey man, not cool," with a brief conversation that probably would have ended with my apologies and subsequent tweeting/posting of something like, "Hah, gotcha! Early April fools!" to cover up my leak.
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It is certainly your choice how you handle the information that you obtained by hacking into the car's system.
It is not your choice nor your place to tell Tesla how to respond to what you did and how to defend their information from your actions and choices you made so obvious to everyone.