They are pretty new… Know anyone that’s tried it? Domain registered on 6/9 this year.
Anyone paying for a Tesla can pay $30 for a filter
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First of all, that doesn’t make any sense.
Second, it’s not $30.
To use TesGuard, you’ll need to pay $12.99/Month for a connector app that links your car to our system. Our API service is $29.99/Month — cancel anytime. You stay fully in control of your car.
$515.76 a year
That is the price to pay if you have a Tesla and Want to filter it.
Maybe you can develop a filter doing the same thing for cheaper and make competition.
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How hard is it already to turn on Valet control when the car is not moving 
?
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Would you be comfortable driving a rooted filtered Tesla?
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Just wondering why doesn’t family link work or some other mdm
Not Android as far as I know
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Hagoan Harav Yosse Strickman from Project TRUST (let’s try not to mention his on this forum again, I’m only saying his name for the sake of this reply - don’t ask why just please respect that request) got in touch with Tesla last year and they agreed to do it
I can’t find the YWN post but I remember seeing it
Tesla said they were gonna add parental controls but I’m not sure what ended up happening
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They’re using the new parental control features that Tesla just introduced.
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Tag can now filter then thru a Lakewood company!
The Way it works is that it fully blocks the internet the whole week,
Shabbos it opens up for updates!
A one time fee!
I don’t understand why this is better than just using the Tesla parental control?
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I never said it’s better,
.. kosher wise!
Just it’s a certain shtults driving around with a TAG logo!
And it shows and Shtels Avek,
That even these types of cars! You need to filter!
When it comes to these kinds of things I would rather rely on Teslas controls then risk playing around with someones car
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I fully understand concerns about driving a Tesla with a filter, especially since every part of the vehicle can be so reliant on the others
(It’s playing with fire..)
However, the way this system works is actually very simple. It allows for all necessary updates,
but the internet access is blocked six days a week. Shabbos, the car receives all the updates it needs. Since updates generally only come out about every two weeks, this ensures the car remains current mit aleh zachen..without constant connectivity
But it’s not like removing part’s of the car and changing like others have been doing it’s probably even going thru their parental control since it’s a one time fee!
I still don’t like the idea of them have access - wait, is there a vpn involved or no?
How does it update if the car is off?