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Your smartphone already knows your driving habits. Mine likes to remind me where I parked my car. (It knows because I connect it to the Bluetooth music player).
by Taek 6y ago
Your smartphone already knows your driving habits. Mine likes to remind me where I parked my car. (It knows because I connect it to the Bluetooth music player).
I honestly think regulation is the only solution here.
- taftster 6y agoSmartphones might know your driving habits, but is big tech selling your information to insurance companies? That would be a huge breach of privacy and most definitely would result in massive class action litigation against the tech companies. Your driving information is one of the most private things you can protect. Did you just make a stop by the dispensary? Or park at the cancer oncologist? Or drive into a protest area in your downtown city? I agree that regulation is needed quickly in this area, but at least in the United States, it's unlikely to happen anytime soon. We need to at least be aware and not so complacent to the changes that big business are trying to do to make additional money from your private life.