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I don’t see why HN acts like you need to buy a 15 year old vehicle to avoid internal cameras. My 2020 Elantra has no internal cameras, and even if it did it doe
by 542458 3y ago
I don’t see why HN acts like you need to buy a 15 year old vehicle to avoid internal cameras. My 2020 Elantra has no internal cameras, and even if it did it doesn’t have a cellular connection - but it does have superior fuel economy and safety to most pre-2000 vehicles. Even on newer Hyundais, while cell connections are ubiquitous on everything except the most base-model vehicles, I don’t believe internal cameras are common (the driver attention system uses steering wheel cues, unlike the Tesla one).
- whamlastxmas 3y agoIf you have the sport package then your 2020 definitely has cell connection and your location is being tracked with it even if you don’t subscribe to blue link
- 542458 3y agoNope, I have one of the (several) lesser models to that.
- gunapologist99 3y agoI realize that this isn't your key point, but it's worth pointing out that pre-2000 was not 15 years ago. My impression is that cars started turning into mobile surveillance posts / attack vectors around 2008, but it varied among brands and certainly was slower among commercial vehicles, as well as certain brands like GM (with OnStar) and Lexus/Toyota (with their licensed version of OnStar) that began including these features in the mid-90's.