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Hyundai, which was not listed, is in the similar category as Volkswagen. "If Law Enforcement requests access to real-time information for a period of more than
by yndoendo 2y ago
Hyundai, which was not listed, is in the similar category as Volkswagen.
"If Law Enforcement requests access to real-time information for a period of more
than 48 hours, HMA reserves the right to require that Law Enforcement obtain
appropriate legal process (e.g., a subpoena or search warrant) or customer consent
within the initial 48-hour period to authorize continued disclosure of real-time
information."
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- deely3 2y agoCynic in me: so, if law enforcement requests list of 47-hours periods its all fine then? And what about not real-time records, all history of driving is available for free then.
- cameldrv 2y agoIt's not that they will require a warrant, just that they "reserve the right" to require it. Your rights as an owner of one of their vehicles are not reserved in any way.