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Macorva | Full stack web developer | Remote | US-based | https://www.macorva.com/

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While this is possible with IndieGoGo, they selected to only receive funds if the project is fully funded. This is detailed under the "Contribute now" button.

They control the ability to add Google services (Maps, Gmail, Google Play Store, etc.) on top of Android. So they do have some power that they can exert without destroying the open source concept.

The NYT article seemed overly dramatic, as do Tela's responses. I don't know what the point of the NYT article was - the range wasn't as stated? It loses charge overnight in cold? And of course it's going to run out of charge if you don't fully charge it. But then Tesla keeps making statements that are also exaggerated to their benefit. The NYT rebuttal wasn't as one-sided as Elon's post suggests. Hard to find someone to 100% root for in this soap opera.