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What about the GDPR? If this is a pure software function that can be purchased, it is linked to the purchaser. Subsequent owners? Other drivers? Will the servic
by pseingatl 5y ago
What about the GDPR? If this is a pure software function that can be purchased, it is linked to the purchaser. Subsequent owners? Other drivers? Will the service be turned off when the driver sells the car?
What if the owner simply stores his vehicle and doesn't drive it? In the interim, Audi (as Google is known to do) end of lifes the service? Then what?
Let me point out that this particular service isn't the only one. :)
Which services are essential? A/C in Texas? Certainly. What about in Norway? Maybe not. What might be essential for you may not be to another customer.
Interesting that no one mentioned IoT or baked-in Sims.
- raverbashing 5y agoGDPR doesn't apply here. The info is stored on the car in NVM probably. > If this is a pure software function that can be purchased, it is linked to the purchaser. Yes? Lots of things you buy are associated with your name on the vendor side. No issues there. As the article say, if you buy a car without a feature it might come with a blank button. And that's the equivalent of it here
- pseingatl 5y agoIf it crosses international borders, the GDPR is involved. Audi stores your information. So the GDPR is very much involved.