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technology1 year ago

Is Your Car Spying on Your Driving Habits for Your Insurance Company?

Internet-connected vehicles, such as certain Chevrolet models with OnStar Smart Driver service, are collecting data on driving habits and sharing it with data broker LexisNexis, which works with insurance companies to adjust coverage. Some drivers have reported significant increases in insurance costs and discovered detailed reports on their driving habits. General Motors confirmed sharing "select insights" with LexisNexis and emphasized that Smart Driver is an optional service requiring customer consent. Concerns about privacy and data sharing have arisen, prompting some drivers to seek ways to unenroll from the service.

via Business Insider|
#connected-vehicles#data-collection#general-motors
technology1 year ago

"Biden Launches Probe into National Security Risks of Chinese Smart Cars"

The Biden administration has ordered an investigation into the national security risks posed by Chinese-made "smart cars" that can potentially gather sensitive information about American drivers, with concerns about China using advanced technology in electric and connected vehicles to track and spy on individuals. The probe could lead to new regulations aimed at safeguarding Americans' data, and the Commerce Department will seek input from the auto industry and the public on potential risks and mitigation steps. This action is part of broader efforts to protect personal data from foreign adversaries and prevent Chinese vehicles from flooding the U.S. market, with concerns about cyber risks and espionage.

via PBS NewsHour|
#biden-administration#chinese-made-smart-cars#connected-vehicles
technology1 year ago

"Biden Launches Probe into Chinese Smart Cars' National Security Risks"

The Biden administration has initiated an investigation into Chinese-made "smart cars" over potential national security risks, citing concerns about data collection and the possibility of remote manipulation by foreign adversaries. The probe could lead to new regulations aimed at preventing China from using advanced technology in electric and connected vehicles to track drivers and their personal information. The Commerce Department will seek input from the auto industry and the public to assess the risks and potential steps to mitigate them, with a focus on vehicles from China, Russia, and Iran. This action is part of broader efforts to protect Americans' personal data from foreign cyber threats, and comes amid concerns about the growing influence of Chinese automakers in the global market.

via The Associated Press|
#biden-administration#chinese-made-smart-cars#connected-vehicles
technologysecurity1 year ago

"US Launches Probe into National Security Risks of Chinese Vehicles"

The US Commerce Department is launching an investigation into the potential national security risks posed by smart car technology from China and other countries, citing concerns about the potential for data collection and exploitation. The probe will focus on "connected vehicles," and while no immediate restrictions are being imposed, new regulations may be considered in the future. This move reflects broader tensions between the US and China over technology and trade, with both countries accusing each other of using unfair practices.

via The Verge|
#chinese-technology#connected-vehicles#national-security
national-security1 year ago

"Biden Administration Probes National Security Risks of Chinese-Made Smart Cars and Components"

The Biden administration has announced an investigation into the national security risks posed by Chinese-made "smart cars" that can potentially gather sensitive information about American drivers. Concerns include the potential for China to use advanced technology in electric cars and connected vehicles to track drivers and their personal information, as well as the risk of remote manipulation by bad actors. The investigation, led by the Commerce Department, aims to gather information from the auto industry and the public to develop potential regulations to mitigate these risks. This action comes amid worries that Chinese automakers may seek to enter the U.S. market despite existing tariffs, and follows similar concerns in Europe regarding rising imports from China.

via NBC News|
#biden-administration#chinese-made-smart-cars#connected-vehicles
technology2 years ago

"Car Tech's Privacy Nightmare: Tracking Sexual Acts Uncovered"

A study by the Mozilla Foundation has found that car brands are a "privacy nightmare," collecting and selling personal information from connected vehicles. None of the 25 car brands reviewed fully satisfied privacy standards, with Tesla being the worst offender. The study revealed that 84% of car brands admitted to sharing users' personal data with service providers and data brokers, while 76% sold on their customers' data. Only Renault and its Dacia brand allowed users the right to delete data. The study also highlighted that car brands did not confirm meeting minimum security standards, despite 68% experiencing data leaks, hacks, or breaches in the last three years.

via NDTV|
#car-tech#connected-vehicles#data-collection