A growing body of research reveals that the data collected by modern vehicles extends far beyond basic driving metrics, raising serious privacy concerns. Automakers and tech companies track everything from biometric information to location history, often without clear consent or transparency. Experts warn that this vast trove of personal data could be exploited or exposed, leaving drivers vulnerable to misuse. The implications stretch beyond individual privacy, touching on broader questions of security and corporate accountability in an increasingly connected world.
Your car’s data privacy problems are worse than you think The Verge
