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In a significant legal ruling, a Norwegian court has ordered Tesla to pay a former employee more than 10,000 (equal to $10,500 at current exchange rates) in damages and cover upwards of 170,000 ($178,000) in legal fees after finding the company had violated his rights as a whistleblower.
The case stems from the actions of Lukasz Krupski, a former service technician at Tesla’s plant in Drammen, Norway. Krupski had provided more than 100 gigabytes of data to German publication Handelsblatt, revealing security flaws and a series of data protection problems. It included information related to problems with the Autopilot system and Tesla’s struggles to bring the Cybertruck to the market.
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