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GM Allegedly Spied On Drivers And Sold Their Data, Now It’s Paying A $220M Settlement (www.theautopian.com)
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If you had a suspicion your modern car is spying on you, you’re probably right. Vehicles these days are connected to the Internet of Things, able to feed data back to the cloud in real time. Once it’s there, what happens next may not be something you explicitly agreed to. Now the tide is starting…

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[–] 2 points 1 week ago

Thanks! I think this is really great advice. My religious watching of Vice Grip Garage has helped me out a few times over the years. I have an old boat, and I do wrench on it now and then out of necessity, since it's so hard to find good marine mechanics. Maybe the next car purchase should be an old square body Chevy.

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