Ars TechnicaConnected cars are a “privacy nightmare,” Mozilla Foundation says
Data privacy protections are almost nonexistent when it comes to automobiles.
Laird Brian Turbo of Sandwich@arstechnica Another reason old cars are awesome. 💪
Ryan2one3@arstechnica that's why I only plan crimes on a Ferris wheel.
stevenray@arstechnica I imagine the EU will be targeting car manufacturers for these concerns now that they’ve imposed restrictions on software companies. We can hope.
NEW SERVER>> gurftastic@mas.to@arstechnica of the spicier notes in this article is Nissan tracking your... sexual activities? Just how prevalent is car sex that not only did they develop something to track it, but it's worth selling to marketers?
פְּרִי@gurftastic @arstechnica judging by the GEICO STD lawsuit, ... Bad enough.
Prior Industry 🇺🇦@arstechnica Great entertainment for Tesla employees on a lunch break though.
Steve Abrahamson@arstechnica What we need is a new third party market of automotive hardware add-on devices that work like @littlesnitch
KanaMauna@arstechnica WTF? #Nissan tracks sexual activity, and presumably views it?
ex or current IDF unwelcome@arstechnica An Android phone and possibly an Iphone tracks you all the time. If you have tags to find your lost keys they know where yoyuve been. And in every direction from here I drive I am spotted by an ANPR camera
KingOfDoma@arstechnica *feels like Neo dodging bullets after making sure to hit Deny when his rental car wanted to connect to his phone when he charged it*