Draft:Sentry Mode
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Comment: I did warn you not to resubmit until there is proper evidence of notability. Given the lack of progress on that front, I can only assume better sources are not available. Therefore, to avoid further reviewer time being expended on this draft, I am now rejecting rather than merely declining this. DoubleGrazing (talk) 11:14, 15 April 2024 (UTC)
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Every Tesla[1] car has this mode on its screen. This mode consists in the car's cameras and sensors activated, watching the car's surroundings, recording locally and saving it in its hard drive [2]. Then the footage is sent to its owner after the person or object leaves near the car's vicinity. If a person peeks over the window, the car detects it, and displays on the screen: "Sentry mode is activated", in attempt for the person or object to leave. If the person or object tries to open, damage or get too close to the car, alarms will be activated. The footage sent by the Tesla, is sent to the owner, via the Tesla app. The owner gets a notification about the incident, and display the footage on the owner's device screen. Then, the car pulses the headlights, activates the car alarm and displays a message on its screen. You can activate your Tesla sentry mode by voice commands: "Keep Tesla safe", "Keep my car safe", "Sentry on" or "Enable sentry". The Tesla needs to be at least 20% battery for sentry mode to be activated. You can safe sentry mode footage in a flash drive, apart from the internal storage by putting a flash drive in the car's storage unit. The car can automatically exclude home, work or favourite places set in the car's settings from activating sentry mode. You can see live camera from the Tesla app, and see the car's surroundings at any moment.
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Elon Musk (no date) Model 3 owner’s Manual, Tesla. Available at: https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/model3/en_us/GUID-56703182-8191-4DAE-AF07-2FDC0EB64663.html (Accessed: 11 April 2024). (2024) Sentinel Mode: Tesla’s advanced surveillance system. Available at: https://www.greendrive-accessories.com/blog/es/a-closer-look-at-tesla-sentry-mode/ (Accessed: 15 April 2024). Sentry mode (no date) Tesla. Available at: https://www.tesla.com/support/videos/watch/sentry-mode (Accessed: 15 April 2024).