Automakers Under Fire: How Cars Are Spying on Drivers and Selling Personal Data to Anyone With Money
Fort Lauderdale, FL— In the age of smart technology, cars have evolved from mere transportation devices to sophisticated data collection hubs and a new revenue source for Automakers. While this transformation enhances safety and convenience, it has also raised significant privacy concerns. Floridians, like many others, are increasingly finding that their cars are silently spying on them, with automakers collecting, storing, and selling their data.
Recently, privacy advocates revealed the automotive industry has been exposed for its pervasive and intrusive data collection practices, leaving drivers in Florida and worldwide with significant privacy concerns. A recent series of reports and studies, notably from the Mozilla Foundation, has shed light on the extensive surveillance capabilities of modern vehicles, highlighting the alarming extent to which car manufacturers are collecting, selling, and storing personal data.