Cars collect massive amounts of driving and personal data I 13 Investigates
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Big data collection is estimated to blossom into a trillion-dollar industry. Yet, there is no national data privacy law to protect consumers. 13 Investigates reviewed privacy policies from 14 car manufacturers and found companies are collecting information about users’ lives inside and outside their vehicle - including intimate details.
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Happy owner of 5 vehicles and not a single one of them has spyware.
How do we agree to the surveillance by the car manufacturer?
I recently bought a new car and looked for any hidden privacy concessions in the documents. Saw none. I was also never prompted by the car for any of it (I never connected my phone to t he car).
And yet I am quite certain that they hoodwinked me.
The fine print of the sales contact
I mean what’s the point of having patrol officers if they’re just going to increase our insurance this way anyways
Taking your car in for a simple oil change allows your car insurance carrier to verify how many miles you are traveling.
Tesla is the only one who lets you opt out of data collection.
Metadata is collected everywhere all the time for use for consumerism purposes. Bought and sold as the need arises. It not gathered to be able to reverse engineer to know that "I" drive a gay purple bentley drop top. Even governments collect metadata. That is more worrisome, because that is about a different kind of control.
Imagine if the insurance companies have access to all these data
They do
No if insurance does have the info
who cares PFFT
You will when your insurance rate goes up because you slammed on the brakes when someone pulled out in front of you!