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Teslas Monitor Everything—Including You | WIRED (www.youtube.com)
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The 2024 Tesla Model 3 has some of the most advanced navigation, autonomous driving, and safety features currently on the market, meaning it’s full of equipment that can record and track your surroundings—and you. How much data does Tesla collect? Where is it stored? And can you trust them to protect your sensitive information? WIRED decided to investigate.

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[–] ReversalHatchery@beehaw.org 1 points 1 day ago

Having cameras in the car is extremely valuable

I want zero cameras in my car. Perhaps a low resolution parking camera at the back, but even that can be replaced with proximity sensors.

now we just need to regulate it to ensure the consumer is protected from over-reach.

that will not be effective if it ever happens. how do you even verify that it works the way they say it does?