
Modern vehicles increasingly collect and transmit driver data to outside parties, raising significant privacy concerns. This data collection practice has drawn the attention of regulatory bodies like the Federal Trade Commission. Consumers are often unaware of the extent to which their driving habits and personal information are being monitored and shared.
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