Cars are increasingly filming, recording and tracking drivers and passengers, new report finds.
Industry hoovered up data through sensors and technology built into newer car models that calculate people’s weight, filmed the car inside and outside with cameras, listened to conversations through microphones and tracked users via connected apps on smartphones.
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I suggest you read the original review the article is refering to. It’s more detailed and very well.l written.
Sorry, I couldn’t stop of thinking about this guy and his cars kink with that headline.