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You can punish car companies by buying used. It's much more sensible on your pocketbook too. And if your used vehicle's old enough, the automaker won't track yo
by LanzVonL 3y ago
You can punish car companies by buying used. It's much more sensible on your pocketbook too. And if your used vehicle's old enough, the automaker won't track your driving, in-car conversations, cell phone use, etc. Really the only possible downside is reliability but a full rebuild for engine and tranny is probably, at most, a sixth the cost of a new car.
- stbenjam 3y agoWhat car is doing something with in-car conversations other than looking for a wake word? This is mostly FUD.
- LanzVonL 3y agoI'm sure the government(s) have their own wake words too. Also how would anybody know? At this point you should assume anything with a mic is spying on you, because you're right. We long since left behind trust.
- callalex 3y agoOne example that made the rounds recently after a Consumer Rwports…report was Honda’s privacy policy which explicitly states they can do whatever they want with the contents of your text messages, including analyzing them a d selling them.