Smart cars gather extensive owner data

Smart, internet-connected cars are accompanied by an immense collection of user data, which boosts the profits of manufacturers through data sales, despite privacy concerns. These vehicles rely on sensors, cameras, and microphones to gather information about driving behavior, locations, and in-cabin interactions, often without the awareness of most drivers. Studies have shown that the majority of companies lack clear standards for transparency or control over this data, and that they sell and use the information in unexpected ways, making modern cars a "mobile privacy nightmare." These practices have led to legal actions and fines, but the damage continues due to the vast volume of data collected and the failure of legislation to keep pace with technological advancements.

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