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"Cars are the worst product for privacy" | Hope this will reach the normie consumer!
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How do they collect any data? Beyond the locations the car drives to.
From the article:
But how? I can't fathom it.
From metadata alone, you could identify somebody at a strip club on Friday, a church on Sunday, and an STD clinic on Tuesday
By connecting to your phone.
Internal dash cam video and/or audio.
Bear in mind many models also have voice recognition, and the Bluetooth can potentially pick up the MAC on every phone in the car.