A Tesla employee was fired after he posted some YouTube videos showing how the advanced FSD (Full Self-Driving) feature performs.
John Bernal, the former autopilot employee, used his official YT channel to post some video reviews about the automaker's self-driving tech.
However, it seems like Tesla doesn't like this action of his, leading to his termination.
Tesla Employee YouTuber Fired!
According to CNBC's latest report, Bernal said that he did not reveal any unannounced technology of Tesla. All he did was provide some reviews regarding the FSD feature.
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This means that the secret innovations of the automaker were not affected. Although this is the case, he was still fired.
Aside from this, his FSD Beta system access was also removed. However, this doesn't mean that Bernal's 2021 Tesla Model 3 can no longer use the company's self-driving feature.
Right now, the former employee's personal EV still has access to Tesla's FSD, which is the premium driver assistance software provided to most electric car consumers.
"A manager from my Autopilot team tried to dissuade me from posting any negative or critical content in the future that involved FSD Beta. They held a video conference with me but never put anything in writing," explained Bernal, as reported by The Verge.
Why Was He Terminated?
Right now, Tesla hasn't clarified the main issue regarding Berna's termination. But, some rumors claim that Tesla is just like other companies and organizations.
They believe that the automaker and other Silicon Valley firms highly value loyalty. Although internal criticisms are still accepted by Tesla, many critics said that public criticism is still considered an unloyal act.
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Written by: Griffin Davis
