A study by a U.S. research group shows that connected vehicles are collecting more personal information than manufacturers disclosed.
- Data includes precise location tracking and users’ email addresses.
- Automakers claim the data improves navigation and safety services.
- Privacy advocates warn the breadth of collection could expose drivers to cyber‑risk.
- Regulators are reviewing whether existing laws cover the new scope of vehicle data.
The findings raise questions about consent mechanisms and the need for stronger oversight of automotive data practices. #ConnectedCars #DataPrivacy #USResearch