Cybertruck FSD Strikes - WTF?!?!?

[Jhodgesatmb]

Can anyone tell me if the cabin camera is negatively affected by wearing polarized sun glasses. I just had cataract surgery and got a new prescription for my glasses, but I am still very light sensitive. The photo gray lenses are activated by UV and I think the Tesla glass removes much UV, so they hardly go gray at all.
I use FSD almost all the time (except for the and last few hundred feet of each drive). I am concerned about the nag if the camera doesn’t like polarized sun glasses. ANY information is gratefully appreciated. Paul

I have active chromatic lenses and I get nagged when I am not paying attention but not when I am.

 

[ecotrials]

I have active chromatic lenses and I get nagged when I am not paying attention but not when I am.

I am enquiring about polarized sunglasses, not photo sensitive lenses (forgive me if I misinterpreted your message).

 

[Jhodgesatmb]

I am enquiring about polarized sunglasses, not photo sensitive lenses (forgive me if I misinterpreted your message).

And I assumed, perhaps mistakenly, that mine glasses are also polarized. I know that they don't darken much if at all in the Cybertruck.

 

[JackCypher]

I wear sunglass all the time - I've not had any FSD warnings. I think it senses more when you are holding your phone.

 

[mongo]

Can anyone tell me if the cabin camera is negatively affected by wearing polarized sun glasses. I just had cataract surgery and got a new prescription for my glasses, but I am still very light sensitive. The photo gray lenses are activated by UV and I think the Tesla glass removes much UV, so they hardly go gray at all.
I use FSD almost all the time (except for the and last few hundred feet of each drive). I am concerned about the nag if the camera doesn’t like polarized sun glasses. ANY information is gratefully appreciated. Paul

The cameras should not care about polarization.

 

[espresso-drumbeat]

I am enquiring about polarized sunglasses, not photo sensitive lenses (forgive me if I misinterpreted your message).

I wear polarized sunglasses and if anything, they make attention monitoring less sensitive - it still works allowing not to hold the squircle but I'm able to look at the LCD for much longer without being nagged

 

[DittoDan]

Can anyone tell me if the cabin camera is negatively affected by wearing polarized sun glasses. I just had cataract surgery and got a new prescription for my glasses, but I am still very light sensitive. The photo gray lenses are activated by UV and I think the Tesla glass removes much UV, so they hardly go gray at all.
I use FSD almost all the time (except for the and last few hundred feet of each drive). I am concerned about the nag if the camera doesn’t like polarized sun glasses. ANY information is gratefully appreciated. Paul

I too had cataract surgery w/light sensitivity. I also wear polarized sun glasses. On my 11 mile trip to work, I usually get the nag once or twice. If I don't wear sun glasses, no nag at all.

I hope that helps,

Dan the Man from Michigan