Kaspersky has released new survey results showing that 72 percent of drivers are uncomfortable with the idea of automakers sharing their data with third parties. The survey, “Is my car spying on me?” captures drivers’ thoughts about automakers’ use of personal data gleaned from connected cars.
Eighty-seven percent of survey participants said automakers should be required to delete their data upon request, and only 28% say they have some idea what kind of data their car collects.
Modern automobiles are equipped with so much technology that they’ve been referred to as “computers on wheels,” luring customers with comfort and convenience enabled by various sensors, apps and infotainment systems. Some car manufacturers are even setting up subscription services, based on in-car tech features, to create new, multi-billion dollar lines of revenue.
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