China Bans Teslas At Government Compounds ...Middle East

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Chinese authorities have banned government employees with Teslas from parking them inside government compounds, Reuters has reported, citing unnamed sources which noted the ban was on security grounds. Tesla cars have cameras aimed at facilitating driving but so do many other cars, the report noted. Even so, the ban is on Teslas only, according to the sources. Cameras and sensors on cars are there to capture the vehicle’s surroundings to make it easier for the driver to navigate said surroundings. Yet how this data is used has become a contentious…

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