Take the steering wheel out. Most modern cars are already networked and are capable of tracking your every movement and recording anything that happens inside a

Take the steering wheel out. Most modern cars are already networked and are capable of tracking your every movement and recording anything that happens inside and in the vicinity of the car. Not all of them do that, and not all of them preserve and forward this information, as of yet, but this is clearly a thing that will happen. Insurance companies already propose discounts for people that allow them to track their "driving habits", how long before it flips and you'd end up forced to let them record everything or be forced into the "dangerous and reckless driver" bucket where the insurance would be plain unaffordable? And that's not mentioning car manufacturers, which will record everything - for QA and performance monitoring purposes, of course - and then somehow this data end up on the market? I think if you need privacy, driving is no longer an option, better go for a walk in the forest.