Yeah, I suspect it sounded like I was asserting that cars are not sources of privacy concerns. My post was not really trying to assert that. I'm only saying t

Yeah, I suspect it sounded like I was asserting that cars are not sources of privacy concerns. My post was not really trying to assert that. I'm only saying that cars are not even close to the worst place that privacy is lost. Your ISP and the general financial institutions know far more about you than the car can help reveal. (Heck, your purchase history alone is probably more than enough to get a good idea of where and how you have traveled throughout the day.) To that end, I can fully get behind efforts to protect how information about people is used and stored. I don't know why "in cars" is particularly important to that discussion. Outside of the fact that cars need to be added to the same list of sources that other items are on. So, yeah, outside of my not seeing cars as a nightmare, we probably fully agree. I don't know what makes the car a nightmare moreso than most anything else out there.