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Connected cars pose privacy issues, Quebec report says
- Modern vehicles act as digital hubs that continuously track and record user activities, raising privacy concerns according to a Quebec report.
- Quebec's committee on ethics in science and technology published a 64-page report identifying 12 major privacy risks in connected cars, such as cybersecurity threats, location tracking, and unfair insurance practices.
- The report highlights that cameras from connected vehicles can record bystanders without their consent, posing additional privacy issues.
- Luc Bégin, head of the committee, emphasizes the importance of public awareness about these risks so people can make informed decisions regarding smart cars.
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Modern vehicles have become real complex digital centres that constantly monitor and record your actions.
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Connected cars pose privacy issues, Quebec report says
Modern vehicles have become complex digital hubs that constantly track and record what you do.
·Toronto, Canada
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Connected cars pose privacy issues, Quebec report says – 105.9 The Region
Modern vehicles have become complex digital hubs that constantly track and record what you do. Those are the findings published in a new report by Quebec’s committee on ethics in science and technology. The 64-page report identified 12 major privacy risks, including cybersecurity, location tracking and unfair insurance practices. Cameras from connected vehicles can also record bystanders who have not consented to being filmed, it says. Luc Bégin…
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Leaning Left16Leaning Right0Center6Last UpdatedBias Distribution73% Left
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