“Maybe we sell it, maybe we don’t. Why do you care it’s all out there anyhow….”
Yeah. We don’t have privacy because assholes like these own politicians and it’s big business. Does mean I don’t want it.
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Spokesman Brian Weiss said that for safety reasons the group “has concerns” about letting customers completely opt out.
God, what ass holes.
My god the future is lame as fuck.
Atleast something cool was happening in, say, the 40’s to make it interesting.
Change your cities to be human centric instead of car centric. Build bicycle lanes, Changr building zoning in suburbs so that small shops and restaurants are sprinkled thought. Invest heavily in public transportation
Now we mostly no longer need cars. We're healthier because we move more, we're healthier because the air is cleaner, cities are safer and prettier, quieter, everything gets better.
Will there be FOSS alternatives for car software at some point lol
The article mentions 19 car manufacturers, what 19?
Edit: found them https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/privacynotincluded/categories/cars/
Conspiracy to manipulate securities that they aren't listed in the article to begin with, I'm sure. Corporate media at work. It's just billionaire stock holders and hedge funds back and back, and around again.
I think the newest car is even consider is 2008. Once they started putting telemetry in our cars it was inevitable that they’ll collect every possible datapoint to sell.
I don’t get the need for any of the new features anyways. My 2004 escape does everything I need it to with absolutely no fancy electronics. The cruise control still moves the throttle pedal ffs. The stereo is a $75 dumb radio and everything else is analog.
My next daily driver will probably be whatever I can find that’s older and fun to drive. Some of the new cars look great, especially the EVs, but I’m not willing to let them have that much data about me
How's this interact with ccpa?
We just need to learn where the data is stored, then figure out how to wipe it.
I don't know if that'll help. Most cars are internet-connected nowadays. They can just stream the data back home.
Most cars are internet-connected nowadays
So there's a sim card somewhere. Find it, remove it.
Yeah, there will be YouTube videos showing how to remove/dismantle.
Doh !!!! Ima gunna hold their beeer while they re doing this shit