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Seoul Police Book 80 Tesla Drivers for Illegal FSD Unlock Devices, Seize 21 Units

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Seoul Police Book 80 Tesla Drivers for Illegal FSD Unlock Devices, Seize 21 Units

A closer look at “Seoul Police Book 80 Tesla Drivers for Illegal FSD Unlock Devices, Seize 21 Units”, exactly as the source publishes it. South Korean authorities have taken their largest enforcement action yet against aftermarket devices that illegally enable Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature in vehicles not permitted to use it in the country. The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency announced on Tuesday that 80 individuals have be The Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency announced on Tuesday that 80 individuals have been booked for using the unauthorized hardware, and 21 devices were seized.

The crackdown targets a growing black market for FSD 'jailbreak' tools that have spread across China, Europe, and Korea over the past year. These devices bypass Tesla's regional restrictions, allowing drivers to activate advanced driver-assistance features without proper regulatory approval or safety validation. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.

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