Tesla is facing a class-action lawsuit over alleged privacy violations by company employees who shared images and videos of owners from car cameras on company messaging platforms.
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The Reuters original report was based on interviews with multiple anonymous former employees of the carmaker. A former employee said Tesla employees were able to see customers "doing laundry and really intimate things. We could see their kids."
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