Norway has raised concerns over Chinese-made smart cars allegedly collecting sensitive military data, prompting an investigation into potential security risks. Authorities are examining whether these vehicles, equipped with advanced connectivity features, may pose threats to national defense by transmitting confidential information. The discovery follows broader global scrutiny of foreign tech integration in critical infrastructure, raising questions about data privacy and espionage vulnerabilities. Details on the scope of the data collection and the specific models involved remain under review.
Security fears in Norway as Chinese smart cars record sensitive military data South China Morning Post
