'Who Gives Their Phone to a Lot of People?:' Tesla Driver Says You Should Enable This Little-Known Feature. Viewers Aren't Sure
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Tesla’s PIN to drive feature allows owners to input a personal identification number before driving, enhancing security, particularly for those sharing their vehicles. This option also integrates parental controls for speed limits and curfew reminders. However, some users raise concerns about its effectiveness due to potential vulnerabilities, such as fingerprint smudges on touchscreens, which could enable theft. Despite these criticisms, the feature aims to bolster vehicle security through various functionalities.
Tesla's unique PIN to drive feature enhances vehicle security by requiring a personal ID code before driving, adding parental controls and other functions.
Some Tesla owners and enthusiasts question the necessity of the PIN to drive function, claiming it may not be effective due to touchscreen security flaws.
While Tesla provides features like speed limits and Valet Mode through the PIN system, critics highlight the risk of compromising security through touchscreen smudges.
The PIN to drive feature prompts users with a keypad on the touchscreen before allowing the car to be driven, aiming to increase security during use.
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