These major car companies are accused of harvesting and exploiting customer data
www.abc.net.auAs experts push to strengthen Australia's privacy laws, many car makers are gathering data and potentially selling it to third parties.
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I love cars but it’s a discouraging time. There are fewer cars and more trucks and SUVs, the trucks and SUVs are too big, vehicles have too much tech that’s too intrusive, and most of all they are super expensive.
The alleged post-pandemic chip scarcity made me believe that cars would have less bloat. Electric cars made me believe that the future trend of cars would be smaller and lighter cars, to increase their range. It looks like we are headed to road smashing trucks that are deadlier to anything but their own driver