Vehicles equipped with modern connectivity features are increasingly transmitting data to major tech companies, raising privacy concerns. Automakers and tech firms collect information such as driving habits, location, and vehicle diagnostics through embedded systems linked to cloud services. While these systems often rely on platforms operated by Amazon, Google, Meta, and Microsoft, critics question whether drivers fully understand how their data is used. The growing integration of cloud-based services in cars highlights broader debates over digital privacy and corporate access to personal information.
Your car may be sharing data with Amazon, Google, Meta and Microsoft KTVQ
