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Connected Cars and Apps Expose Drivers to Extensive Data Tracking

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A new study has examined the data-sharing practices of connected cars and their companion smartphone applications. Researchers found that both vehicles and their associated apps expose users to a significant number of data trackers. The study highlights concerns about how personal data collected from drivers is shared and with whom. The findings underscore growing privacy risks tied to the increasing connectivity of modern vehicles.

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