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I agree. I have never met anyone in real life that's concerned about telemetry on their car. They're worried about the cost of a new car, and the cost of all t
by Loughla 6mo ago
I agree. I have never met anyone in real life that's concerned about telemetry on their car.
They're worried about the cost of a new car, and the cost of all the electronics, should they go bad.
- Angostura 6mo agoI’ve certainly met them, particularly in the context of Chinese EVs. I really wish car review publications would start adding a ‘Privacy’ section along side the Perfectly, Road Handling etc parts of reviews
- Barbing 6mo agoDo they seriously not? Malpractice
- CoastalCoder 6mo agoI realize that I'm not a person in your real life, but FYI I'm concerned about the telemetry in my car. (Just stating this as a data point for you.)
- Tangurena2 6mo agoThe Chinese government banned Tesla vehicles from entering (Chinese) military bases. This is due to the prolific number of cameras streaming live video to a hostile (to China) organization/government. One can find blogposts by analysts who show that the upload stream from Tesla vehicles includes cabin audio.
- NoSalt 6mo agoI am completely concerned about it. I don't want my car talking to my insurance company or the government. The "dumber" the car, the better.
- ragall 6mo ago> I have never met anyone in real life that's concerned about telemetry on their car You mean you've never had a conversation about it. You can't know if you've met somebody that has that concern unless you've broached the subject explicitly.
- singleshot_ 6mo agoI’m not worried even a lick about what cars cost electronics or otherwise. My primary factor in selecting a vehicle is my physical safety; after that it’s electronic surveillance.