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by ifjimelse 5y ago
I’m not sure where you got that idea from. Consent is just one of the six available lawful bases under the GDPR. https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-data-protectio...
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by ifjimelse 5y ago
Yes it likely would be, if it’s timestamped log data. Even if there are multiple drivers, the data recorded still relates “to an identified or identifiable individual”. Simply knowing who was driving the car when, which shouldn’t be difficu
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by ifjimelse 5y ago
Yes, that’s true. I was more thinking about the general research they were doing into establishing what data various Tesla models record. i.e. purchase a vehicle, drive it around (perhaps crash it if the research grant can stretch to that),
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by ifjimelse 5y ago
In the EU at least, GDPR got this covered: https://ico.org.uk/your-data-matters/your-right-to-data-port...
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by ifjimelse 5y ago
If they are making a Subject Access Request under the GDPR (which they should be), then yes, Tesla should be providing: * what personal information the organisation holds about them; * how they are using it; * who they are sharing it with;
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by ifjimelse 5y ago
No, but they do have the GDPR, which affords data subjects the right of access to their own personal data. Seeing as “the vehicles also record speed, accelerator pedal position, steering wheel angle and brake usage” and that personal data i
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by ifjimelse 8y ago
Well then, seeing as you've published them, that's a LOL at your attitude, attention to detail, and integrity. EDIT: FTR, parent comment originally read "it's temporary comment lol"