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I don't think GDPR is as relevant here either, but installing a transmitter in a car that you can't turn off would be irradiating someone against their will. F
by ratg13 4y ago
I don't think GDPR is as relevant here either, but installing a transmitter in a car that you can't turn off would be irradiating someone against their will.
France doesn't even have WiFi in schools for this reason. Hard to imagine they would allow something like this in a vehicle.
- 369548684892826 4y agoIrradiation is usually taken to mean ionizing radiation, which isn't what anyone would transmit from a car.
- c_o_n_v_e_x 4y agoAt a minimum, the transmitter would need to comply with RF exposure limits.
- izacus 4y agoVehicles have built-in hotspots and LTE modems in Europe for years now. Pretty much any german luxury brand car these days will come with builtin LTE modem for navigation traffic and other similar systems. Also, use of your home internet modem to transmit a ISP-only open wifi is also legal according to many EU laws.