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With Pin to Drive enabled, your Tesla requires a passcode before you can drive, adding an extra layer of security Also, the keypad will appear in a different place every time to avoid fingerprints making your passcode obvious 🪄

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Jeremy Judkins2 years ago

give me credit next time. thank you ❤️

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TeslaMARS2 years ago

I love driving my tesla each and every day. I've never been a car person until I owned a tesla. It's fun to drive every single time!

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Zack2 years ago

Such a great feature! I always have it on in my car.

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FlybyWire 🇺🇸❌2 years ago

I was wondering why that keypad moved around. I thought it was a bug in the software I’m currently on. 🤣

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JXR2 years ago

What we need is pin to jail. A separate code that you give to a carjacker, looks like it works fine but notifies the police and eventually stops, after they’ve left the area.

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The Tesla Hoe2 years ago

My screen is covered in fingerprints regardless. I obviously did this on purpose to reduce the risk of theft 💅🏻

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Ɖ𝕓𝕝ℂ𝕒𝕡ℂ𝕣𝕚𝕞𝕡𝕚𝕟2 years ago

When can we get Face ID?

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Andy Phillips2 years ago

Use PIN 1111. Nobody would figure that out. They’d think it was too obvious. This is free advice.

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Timbo2 years ago

100% optional to enable passcode, in the scenario that you don’t care 😂

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Vanessa Lisa Oelmann2 years ago

@XE_smoggeruch Love that

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