> Time of flight camera staring at the driver’s face is kinda normal in car industry. Is this really becoming standard? If so, that really bums me out. I cons

> Time of flight camera staring at the driver’s face is kinda normal in car industry. Is this really becoming standard? If so, that really bums me out. I considered buying a Subaru for my latest car but one of the big negatives was an internal camera pointed at the driver that couldn't be disabled. It was, at least in part, for driver attention monitoring but performed horribly. It would ding contantly, even when I was staring straight ahead. I have no faith that these video feeds will be kept private and really, really don't want to have to worry that any awkward or embarassing thing I've ever done in a car could be released to the world.