EXPOSED: Automakers Sell Customer Data for Pennies, Putting Drivers' Privacy at Risk!
A shocking investigation reveals that major automakers like Honda, Hyundai, and GM sold customer data, including location tracking and driving habits, to third-party companies like Verisk for minimal profits. The numbers are staggering:
- Honda sold data on 97,000 cars for just $25,920 over 4 years (26 cents per car)
- Hyundai sold data on 1.7 million cars for $1 million over 6 years (61 cents per car)
- GM sold data on over 8 million cars, but won't reveal the profit
This raises serious concerns about data privacy and security. Hackers could exploit this data to:
- Track drivers' locations in real-time
- Steal sensitive information like credit card numbers
- Compromise vehicle safety features
The worst part? Customers were often enrolled in data sharing without their knowledge or consent. The senators call the opt-in process "deceptive."
Demand action from automakers and regulators to protect your data! #DataPrivacy #Cybersecurity #CarHacking #AutoDataSecurity #PrivacyMatters #SecureOurData