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What is FiskerFI?
FiskerFI is a cloud-based data logger for Fisker Ocean vehicles. The system will periodically query the vehicle and continually store some of the returned data (ie battery %, mileage, location) to allow time-based analysis. Some data (ie window position, locks, seat warmer settings) are reported but only the last result.
How does FiskerFI interact with my car?
The car utilizes an API (application programming interface) that allows a program to query the vehicle. This is how the official Fisker mobile app interacts with your car. FiskerFI uses this same API.
How secure is FiskerFI?
FiskerFI uses the same access
token technology that the mobile app uses. The stored data is contained within
AWS datacenters upon encrypted databases. The connection between your browser
and the FiskerFI application is done over encrypted
(https) technology. Your FiskerFI password is stored
with industry standard bcrypt algorithm. Your
official Fisker username/password, that is used to generate your access tokens,
is never stored in FiskerFI.
How often does FiskerFI query my car?
FiskerFI currently queries all cars in the "fleet" (vehicles registered in FiskerFI) every 2 hours. You do have the option to query your own car on an ad-hoc basis.
What data is private and what is shared with other users on FiskerFI?
All data queried from your vehicle is attached to your login and only visible there - except your software baseline. One of the key features users really want to know is "how is my cars software baseline compare to others?" To accomplish this, FiskerFI has to be able to count your baseline along with the others. No identification of who/where you are would be a part of that.
I can foresee future analysis to answer questions like "average vampire drain on software version X across the fleet?" Just like above, any data utilized there would not be associated with any particular user or vehicle.
As with any web application, system administrators would have access to everything.
What data do you actually have access to?
FiskerFI is totally dependent on the Fisker API. As of today, Fisker has not officially opened up their API to 3rd party developers so FiskerFI has been totally developed by reverse engineering the Fisker products currently existing (namely mobile app). As new data is released by Fisker it will be added to FiskerFI if appropriate.
As of 3/1/2024, there are the data elements returned via the API:
|
Data
Element |
Queried by
FiskerFI? |
|
OS Version |
Yes - Series |
|
VIN |
Yes - Static |
|
Online |
Yes - Static |
|
Vehicle Speed |
Yes - Series |
|
Gear In Park |
Yes - Static |
|
Battery Percent |
Yes - Series |
|
Max Miles |
Yes - Series |
|
Battery Cell Temp |
Yes - Series |
|
Charge Type |
Yes - Series |
|
Remaining Charge Time |
Yes - Series |
|
Mileage |
Yes - Series |
|
Doors Open )hood, LF, LR, RF, RR, truck) |
Yes - Static |
|
Location (lat, long, alt) |
Yes - Series |
|
Door locks |
Yes - Static |
|
Window position (LF,LR, LRQ, RF, RR, RRQ, RW, Sunroof) |
Yes - Static |
|
Ambient and Internal Temp |
Yes - Static |
|
Profiles |
No |
|
Flashback Number |
No |
|
Online HMI |
No |
|
State of Charge |
No (redundant) |
|
Remaining Charge Time Full |
No (always 0) |
"Series" means that the value is stored repeatedly with a timestamp. Needed for trending/time analysis
"Static" means that is stored but is overwritten by the next query. Is only valid as of the last query.