Car manufacturers are overhearing and watching you

You get into your car, and it's already recording. There are cameras, microphones, and sensors everywhere. Everything you say, where you're going, how fast, even your mood — everything is recorded. Sensors record your pulse, sometimes even your body temperature. Of course, this is called "adaptation." But let's be honest — who needs it?

Remember that story with Tesla? The story of how a former employee leaked records from car owners' cameras online.

But why would a manufacturer collect all this? Well, the reason was "internal analysis." And when it becomes public knowledge, you suddenly start wondering: what else are they writing? How far can this surveillance go?

And you can't turn it off. There is no "stop spying" button in the car. You buy, sign agreements, but you forget to read what's written in small print.

Well, you can walk if you don't agree.

So, while we are enjoying the autopilot or emergency braking system, the data is being collected somewhere out there. And we don’t even know who uses it and how.

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