Mazda basically records your life, so they know where you go, how fast you go, distracted driver information, and most likely sells your data. (I bet insurance

Mazda basically records your life, so they know where you go, how fast you go, distracted driver information, and most likely sells your data. (I bet insurance companies love this data) WE AUTOMATICALLY COLLECT CERTAIN DEFAULT DATA FROM THE CONNECTED VEHICLE ON AN ONGOING BASIS. ONLY WE CAN DEACTIVATE THE TCU AND DISABLE OUR COLLECTION OF ALL DEFAULT DATA. NOTE THAT THE SALE, TRANSFER, OR LEASE TERMINATION OF A CONNECTED VEHICLE WILL NOT DISABLE AUTOMATIC DEFAULT DATA COLLECTION. “Default Data” includes the following: “Driving Data”: driving behavior data, which includes the acceleration and speed at which your Connected Vehicle is driven and use of the steering and braking functions in your Connected Vehicle (Driving Data is collected for each driving trip and transmitted at each Ignition Off); and “Vehicle Health Data”: includes Vehicle Identification Number (VIN); odometer, fuel level, and oil life readings; Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs); and data from the Connected Vehicle’s OBD system (“OBD Data”). OBD Data includes, but is not limited to, engine coolant temperature, fuel injection volume, engine Rotation Per Minute (RPM), and the status of doors, hood, trunk, and hazard lights (Vehicle Health Data is transmitted at each Ignition-Off). Driver Attention Alert (DAA) This safety feature monitors the driver's awareness and learns their driving habits when the vehicle is driven above 40 miles per hour. Driver Monitoring (DM) This system detects driver fatigue and sleepiness by monitoring changes in the driver's facial features