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Originally Posted by Pazuzu
So...if Ford is watching you while you drive to see if you're sleeping, or texting, or ignoring the road, that's invasion of privacy.
When I look over from the next lane into your window to see if you're sleeping, or texting, or ignoring the road, is THAT invasion of privacy? What if I'm looking in your window while you text and swerve over into the same space that my car is currently filling, who's invasion of privacy is worse?
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Not my point. Can they pull the info and see if you were talking to someone when an accident occurred and then somehow blame you for it? Some auto insurance companies say 'plug in this box and we'll give you a discount'. I don't think so. I don't want a geo tracker knowing where I go, how fast I accelerate or brake... Its not about having anything to hide. I feel that data harvesting can be used by the wrong people for bad reasons. Now let me put my tin foil hat back on.
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