Some of the highly 'invasive' videos and images shared by company workers showed people engaged in embarrassing or dangerous activities.
released a shocking story about the electric vehicle giant on Thursday, claiming Tesla employees shared private, and often “highly invasive,” car camera footage between people at the company from 2019 to 2022.
Other instances included highly sensitive and sometimes graphic video captured by car cameras. A former Tesla employee recalled one video of a vehicle hitting a child on a bike a high speeds. The clip reportedly tore through the company’s San Mateo, California, office “like wildfire” via internal chats.
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