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"Further improve customer experiences for customers with differentiated technology and personalized services;" I must say, from a privacy stand point, that doe
by blakesterz 6y ago
"Further improve customer experiences for customers with differentiated technology and personalized services;"
I must say, from a privacy stand point, that does not sound good. I know most people out in the general public probably don't care, and maybe anyone walking around with an Android phone is already sending the same data back to Google, but something about "personalized services" being generated by my car... I dunno, just doesn't sound good.
- jeffbee 6y agoNon-personalized Android Auto would be pretty dumb. I like that when I get in the car it puts my usual destinations on the map. Why would I want it to pretend it doesn't know?
- Skunkleton 6y ago> Why would I want it to pretend it doesn't know? I (and I think OP) want it to not know in the first place.
- jeffbee 6y agoPeople who want their software to act stupid are a tiny minority, though. You can probably flip a bunch of switches to make it never remember anything but it sounds like you’re probably better off just not using it. I don’t want privacy derangement to break my favorite features of AA. I like that I can ask it to navigate to that Vietnamese restaurant I went to last week. Or “to school” and have that work correctly.
- Skunkleton 6y agoI want my stuff to act smart, and I am happy to share my data to enable that. I just don't want the data I share to be used for anything other than making my software smart. I would be happy to pay, given the option. I am not ok with my data being used for advertisement.