Tesla FSD STRIKES Bug Tesla Not Accountable

I purchased one month of FSD (Full Self-Driving) on 5/25 for my wife's Model Y. I used the feature four times without any interventions. However, when I checked on Monday, 5/27, I found that I had five strikes and FSD was suspended for a week. I contacted Tesla service and they confirmed that the car was only driven four times, but they were unable to explain the five strikes. They refused to provide a refund, remove the strikes, extend the time, or take responsibility for the issue. My advice to others is to not pay monthly for software that has bugs with no repercussions to the seller.
During this drive, I experienced multiple nag instances when I was pulling on the wheel, but the system didn't register it, and I got a strike on my Model 3. I'm not sure why this is happening to both cars. Additionally, I received a strike while driving in manual mode, but I don't have it on camera because I don't record my drives when not using Full Self-Driving (FSD) mode. Not super worried about my M3 because I outright own FSD on that vehicle.

[@rj8u]

Im on FSD V12.4.3 while driving at night and wearing your driving glasses the nag is ridiculous to a point it unsafe to use at night. On prevision version I never had a strike while driving at night with my driving glasses. Tesla monitor system is out of wack.

[@FSDdriver]

I just did a drive last night and every 10 seconds I'm getting nag 12.3.6 still almost for 3 months. I wish we could turn off the cabin camera.

[@martincday007]

AI with attitude.

[@DerekDavis213]

Tesla software is so solid, so bug free, so trustworthy. NOT

[@FSDdriver]

It has a long long long way to go.

[@DerekDavis213]

@@FSDdriver But many fan bois will not admit that. They say
FSD is better than a human
Level 5 in 6 months!