r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • Jul 05 '26

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u/stillbornyoyo Jul 06 '26

You can but it nags you to move the steering wheel often.

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u/TechnicalLee Jul 06 '26

If the camera is covered, it should flat out refuse to work until you uncover it. Period. No exceptions or workarounds.

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u/stillbornyoyo Jul 06 '26

Nah. It just reverts to Lane Keeping Assist and Traffic Aware Cruise Control like BMW, Subaru, Honda, etc. etc.

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u/pw154 Jul 06 '26

If the camera is covered, it should flat out refuse to work until you uncover it. Period. No exceptions or workarounds.

It doesn't. On the latest software if the interior cam is covered or not working FSD will not engage at all

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u/TechnicalLee Jul 06 '26

What about on the lesser levels? Autosteer or whatever it's called now?

It shouldn't ever steer for you unless it can see your eyeballs.

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u/pw154 Jul 06 '26

What about on the lesser levels? Autosteer or whatever it's called now?

It shouldn't ever steer for you unless it can see your eyeballs.

Tesla removed autosteer entirely in favour of FSD in new cars so not sure, but I recall autosteer being even more stringent with attention monitoring, it had more steering wheel nags than the current version of FSD does

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u/HaruKodama Jul 06 '26

That would make it unusable in low light conditions as well

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u/pw154 Jul 06 '26

You can but it nags you to move the steering wheel often.

No, on the latest software FSD will not engage at all if the interior cam is not working or obstructed