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Hyundai wouldn’t let me buy a car without agreeing to data collection.

• bachmeier 8y ago
  So how does that work if you sell the car? They'd be tracking the new owner without permission.
  • NullPrefix 8y ago
    It could be in the original agreement that if you sell the car, you can only sell to someone who also agrees to being spied on. I mean, they could try putting the onus on the seller.
    • bachmeier 8y ago
      They could try, but ultimately Hyundai is spying without permission. Hyundai could sue the original owner for damages that arise from not being able to spy, but I'm guessing they'd go ahead and keep spying when they shouldn't. The original owner can't be held responsible for that.
• notyourday 8y ago
  Don't buy Hyundai.
• fsfsfa 8y ago
  That could have been for crash reconstruction black box. Which will be (is??) federally mandated now. For a while VW (and the Germans) were the only holdouts.
• automoton1 8y ago
  Was the car so good that you couldn't find another one that didn't collect your data?