Edit: Just asked because of curiosity. I’m not actually looking for such vehicles.

Edit 2: So for context, my parents new Toyota has this feature that allows the GPS location of the car to be sent to toyota, then you can see the location via an app on android/ios (it’s supposed to be an anti-theft feature). The data is sent via an antenna that connects to cell towers, which then connects to the internet, and to the toyota servers. “Diagnostic” and “maintenance” information is also sent via those same antennas.

The dealer said it could be turned off, but who knows if they are really off. There’s not a hard switch on the car.

  • Helix 🧬@feddit.de
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    1 year ago

    Hyundai’s privacy policy says, for example, that they can share data with law enforcement and governments based on “formal or informal” requests.

    Wow. Informal requests means that someone just has to pretend they’re a LEO and Hyundai might share the information.