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FYI for Subaru owners, you can opt out and have your data deleted anywhere in the US (not just California): https://www.subaru.com/support/consumer-privacy.html
by _huayra_ 2y ago
FYI for Subaru owners, you can opt out and have your data deleted anywhere in the US (not just California): https://www.subaru.com/support/consumer-privacy.html https://www.subaru.com/support/consumer-privacy.html
It'll take ~6 months or so, but they will send you a confirmation email.
- jcomis 2y agofwiw I have done this and received no confirmation or anything after more than 6 months. I keep submitting, maybe its working, but it doesnt seem to actually result in a confirmable change. for sure my retailer, which are 3rd parties according to that page, still has 100% access to the data, as they were able to tell my car was in another state when I called recently. seems pretty troubling
- nyokodo 2y ago> I have done this and received no confirmation or anything after more than 6 months Sue them, make it a class action.
- gruez 2y agoThat's not how lawsuits work. You can't sue just because you don't like something. You have to prove harm. "not getting confirmation" hardly counts, especially if said confirmation isn't required by law.
- rozab 2y agoIt would be cool if the researcher could have tested this before reporting
- _huayra_ 2y agoI would guess that opted-out cars like mine are still "in the system", as I can still do all the MySubaru app stuff like un/lock, start, etc.