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If honda does in fact have the location data available, then they are withholding evidence from law enforcement. They are making it more expensive and time cons
by yummypaint 7y ago
If honda does in fact have the location data available, then they are withholding evidence from law enforcement. They are making it more expensive and time consuming to solve crimes so they can extort money from people. This is entirely different from memory provisioning in VMs and other comparisons people in this thread are trying to draw.
A more accurate comparison would be if a hosting service logged the process of one of their customers being hacked, but then refused to turn over evidence to the FBI unless the customer paid them for "special security service."
The legality of doing this kind of thing can be debated, but i would hope people can at least recognize wrong when they see it.
- freehunter 7y agoThey absolutely are not withholding evidence. They're just asking the police to follow the correct procedure, which is a court-issued warrant. No one should ever be compelled to hand over data to a police officer without a warrant, especially with something as sensitive as tracking the location of your car.