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jbz

“G.M. monitored and sold people’s precise geolocation data and driver behavior information, sometimes as often as every three seconds,” Lina M. Khan, chair of the F.T.C. “With this action, the F.T.C. is safeguarding Americans’ privacy and protecting people from unchecked surveillance.”

nytimes.com/2025/01/16/technol

The New York Times · General Motors Is Banned From Selling Driving Behavior Data for 5 YearsBy Kashmir Hill
#privacy#smartcars#surveillance
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Norobiik @Norobiik@noc.social

"Young people in #China no longer treat #EVs as just #vehicles, they want them to [function like] #smartphones," Cao Hua, a partner at the Shanghai private equity firm Unity Asset Management, told the South China Morning Post last year. #ElectricVehicles #SmartCars

Chinese drivers are demanding smart cars — and that's what they're getting
businessinsider.com/chinese-ev

Insider · China's EV makers battle for market dominance with smart featuresBy Tom Carter
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Avoid the Hack! :donor:

#FCC looks to limit how domestic violence abusers use connected cars

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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) wants to understand how vehicle manufacturers and wireless services can take steps to protect domestic abuse survivors from tracking by abusers. It also wants to know if existing measures (if present) comply with the Safe Connections Act.

#usa #privacy #smartcars

cyberscoop.com/fcc-domestic-vi

CyberScoop · FCC looks to limit how domestic violence abusers use connected carsBy Christian Vasquez
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Mark

Are New Cars Spying on You? A Deep Dive into Car Data Tracking

While smart cars offers features like safety and maintenance alerts, it also raises serious privacy concerns

- What Exactly Are They Tracking?

- Who Gets This Data, and How is it Used?

- Car Apps: Friend or Foe?

- Do I Have Any Control Over This?

- The Fight for Privacy: Consumers vs. Regulations

- The Road Ahead: Finding a Balance

protectstar.com/en/blog/new-ca

www.protectstar.comAre New Cars Spying on You? A Deep Dive into Connected Car Data TrackingSo-called connected cars, vehicles equipped with internet access, are rapidly becoming the norm. While this offers features like safety and maintenance alerts, it also raises serious privacy concerns. Let's delve into the world of connected car data tracking and see what's really going on behind the scenes.
#Security#privacy#cars
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Sparkymike

#Subaru #SmartCars
We recently bought a slightly used Subaru Outback. The salesperson described it as "Basically a large, rolling computer." Which goes a long way toward explaining why the owner's manual is thicker than the Bible. But hey, I learned how to turn off the feature that shuts off the engine when you're at a full stop. It sounds like a good idea until you actually have to drive one. And the steering wheel stops responding, and the air conditioning starts to fade and the whole car lurches when it restarts. But I love the car.

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iam :verified:

I miss the day where you could glance to the centre of your windshield, move your eyesight slightly downward, and see all the important switches, such as temperature control, fan speeds and directions, defroster, etc. With the screen for CarPlay or Android Auto, manufacturers are moving these controls so far down that I fear for my safety when I’m trying to turn up the heat. Can’t we have both? #firstworldproblems #smartcars #carplay #androidauto #rant

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