Funny you should say that… besides driving old cars that don’t collect data, I also travel a lot by sailboat, and prefer to not even have an electrical system for simplicity/reliability. I like old diesels that also have no critical electronics- you can roll start them down a hill and they’ll run without any functioning electricals.
I put in my 2008... This site describes it as a hard drive on wheels. It can't upload the data but it still records it. Not quite sure what data is in there, or if it ever rolls off.
How can you know that your car, with a SIM card inside, you do not own, do not collect personal data: the OEM can say "we do not", you can't prove the contrary except with complex actions, partially illegal as well.
I don’t want a car that is even capable of storing personal data… it has nothing to do with what it is used for.
That ship has sailed.
Funny you should say that… besides driving old cars that don’t collect data, I also travel a lot by sailboat, and prefer to not even have an electrical system for simplicity/reliability. I like old diesels that also have no critical electronics- you can roll start them down a hill and they’ll run without any functioning electricals.
Not if you buy older cars. Pre 2010 seems safe enough.
I put in my 2008... This site describes it as a hard drive on wheels. It can't upload the data but it still records it. Not quite sure what data is in there, or if it ever rolls off.
Hmmm I see they do this off a VIN… ironic they expect people worried about vehicle privacy to put their VIN into a random website.
The example report is too small to be useful.
The sole possible privacy are mandatory FLOSS and open hardware.
Per the website, there's a GDPR mandate to allow the deletion of personal data.
How can you know that your car, with a SIM card inside, you do not own, do not collect personal data: the OEM can say "we do not", you can't prove the contrary except with complex actions, partially illegal as well.