I don't want this type of tech in my vehicles at all. But all the examples they are giving have to deal with who the owner is. If the name is on the title, then

I don't want this type of tech in my vehicles at all. But all the examples they are giving have to deal with who the owner is. If the name is on the title, then this is a law issue, not a tech issue. Most of these technologies can be disabled by removing part of the connectivity hardware (I've done it before). This is a similar paradigm for other things like phone/family tracking, smart home, etc. Far too many people don't give a shit about privacy or security until they are a victim. Then the call is for some third party to make it secure for them rather than go with the more permanent and secure fix of doing away with the unused features (like removing the connection).