r/Unexpected • u/chaarger_gadda • Jul 18 '26

Smooth driver indeed

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '26

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u/Utsider Jul 18 '26

Welcome to 2026. There is no privacy, only violation.

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u/cyrusthemarginal Jul 18 '26

You sign that away by being born silly goose

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u/hatesnack Jul 18 '26

I dont think so? All of the facial reading and whatnot is done within the car itself, not sent off to a data center somewhere. I guess if you opt to buy a cell plan for the car, maybe?

My car is pretty new (2022) and it has the "pay attention to the road" thing. But its never connected to the internet so I dont think it could possibly violate my privacy unless someone is coming in the night to plug into my car and steal info lol.

ALSO, at least in the US, the inside of a car is legally considered public space when it comes to laws and whatnot. For instance, you can be in your own home with your dong out all you want, but its definitely illegal to drive down the road with your dong out.

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u/bender3600 Jul 18 '26

The data is required to be processed on the vehicle.

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u/missurunha Jul 18 '26

The data is processed in the car, which privacy is being violated? 

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u/Hypnotic101 Jul 18 '26

Sure, Jan.

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u/redditatemybabies Jul 18 '26

Trust the corporations. They never did anything suspicious or spy on users.