What does it take to trigger an interior camera nag?

[BridgeMojo]

Brand new Model S Dual Motor, trading up from a 2018 Model S 100D.

I haven’t had any autopilot nags based on the interior camera yet, and I’m really wondering what the boundaries are.

I just got the FSD Beta software update 2023.32.4 (11.4.4) and will drive it tomorrow. I’m guessing the older EAP code wasn’t monitoring the interior camera.

What does it take to get an alert? How much leeway are they giving?

 

[Yelobird]

Simply pick up your phone or play with the in car screen for a few seconds. You’ll test the nag pretty quickly.

 

[BridgeMojo]

Well it hasn't nagged me yet, but I'll give it some chances on a road trip this weekend.

 

[asterothe]

I am in the same position. My 17 did not have an internal camera with FSD it was a blessing! I did not get a nag yet but it's bad to be monitored.

 

[BridgeMojo]

Yeah -- I got my nags. So I know the deal now.

 

[asterothe]

Yeah -- I got my nags. So I know the deal now.

I am sure to join you soon.

 

[fasteddie7]

There’s seems to be a variety of factors, whether you Interact with the touchscreen for too long, pick up something (phone, cup, bottle) look away for too long, yawn. I did find that if you leave your right hand on your lap with hand closed near the wheel, it never nags you. My longest trip has now been 3x minutes with zero nags. I recorded a short-ish clip of how it works

 

[BridgeMojo]

There’s seems to be a variety of factors, whether you Interact with the touchscreen for too long, pick up something (phone, cup, bottle) look away for too long, yawn. I did find that if you leave your right hand on your lap with hand closed near the wheel, it never nags you. My longest trip has now been 3x minutes with zero nags. I recorded a short-ish clip of how it works

Heh -- that was very cool. You mention only your right hand, but your left hand is strategically placed in the video as well. Did you find that the left hand doesn't really matter?

I should be ashamed that I'm looking forward to trying it out.

Mojo

 

[fasteddie7]

Heh -- that was very cool. You mention only your right hand, but your left hand is strategically placed in the video as well. Did you find that the left hand doesn't really matter?

I should be ashamed that I'm looking forward to trying it out.

Mojo

Left hand doesn’t seem to matter, my son was recording so while he was in the car I had it there for safety. The way I found this out is that when my right hand was empty I could have my finger on (not pressing) anywhere on the capacitive screen and I wouldn’t get a nag, then when I picked something up, it stopped working, and I’d get a nag. Then I tried the other hand and noticed it stopped when I reached for, not touched, the wheel.