Every single one of 21 tested vehicles sent data to a third-party domain over Wi-Fi. Over half contacted domains specializing in advertising, tracking, or analytics. These companies gather details about your vehicle or driving behavior to sell to insurance companies or target you with ads.
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theverge.comYour car’s data privacy problems are worse than you think“There’s a lot to be worried about,” the project lead said.
Fair. But I have a 32 mpg little car and a Dodge 2500 turbo diesel for emergencies and rarely pulling our pop-up camper. They're paid for. Being retired on Social Security it's just not possible. Frankly my kids will inherit these. I don't drive much anymore.
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