GM Tracking Drivers without consent and sharing data with Insurance Companies?

[MisterSkiz]

https://dnyuz.com/2024/03/11/automa...rs-driving-behavior-with-insurance-companies/

I hate these new "connected" cars.

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[lucky phil]

Or this. Gregs stuff is worth watching. Not just the WW2 aircraft stuff but his automotive stuff as well. He's written some books on turbocharging and has 2 businesses in the automotive space as well as his commercial pilots gig. The thread relevant stuff starts at 1m20 seconds.



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[jonasupra]

Greg's concerns about the 2024 Ford Mustang's high level of surveillance and data monitoring are very valid. On one side, some people might like the advanced safety features like speed limiters and lane monitoring, which could prevent accidents and improve driving. On the other side, there are worries about the massive data these cars gather and share without asking, including service, event, and personal information from the car and your mobile phone. This includes tracking your phone calls and messages, which could be a major privacy issue. It's also concerning that the data could be used by law enforcement to issue speeding tickets or that the information might be misused in the future.

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