Modern cars generate a ton of data on their drivers and occupants, not all of which you’d like to share with the broader world. Yet that’s exactly the issue uncovered in a recent New York Times report ...

You're probably aware that your car is spying on you, but modern cars collect even more data than you think, thanks to ...

Cars collect a lot of sensitive data about drivers. "Unfortunately, there aren't really clear rules about what they can do with that data," said Justin Brookman, the director of technology policy at ...

A consumer, let’s call him Bob, drives a 2024 Bulgemobile. The car seems to be running fine, but Bob gets an email from his dealer saying the vehicle has “developed an issue” and needs to be brought ...

For most people, selling a car is a straightforward process: clean out your belongings, hand over the keys, and finalize the paperwork. But what many don’t realize is that their vehicle is carrying ...

Modern cars are quietly turning into rolling data centers, and the companies that build them are working to keep that information under tight corporate control, not in drivers’ hands. As lawmakers and ...

While driving to a new restaurant, your car’s satellite navigation system tracks your location and guides you to the destination. Onboard cameras constantly track your face and eye movements. When ...

ATLANTA — Modern cars can capture all types of data, and there is growing attention to how that data is collected and used. "So these days, cars are just big computers on wheels, and like desktop ...

The secret to avoiding red lights during rush hour in Utah's largest city might be as simple as following a bus. Transportation officials have spent the past few years refining a system in which radio ...

Unless you drive a 1970s vintage model, chances are your car knows a lot about you. Chances are also good it is sharing at least of that information with third parties. This is true no only in the ...

(TestMiles) – As cars become rolling computers, some drivers are heading in the opposite direction. Early-2000s vehicles are suddenly appealing because they remain largely offline and ensure privacy ...

There’s a good chance your car knows all about you. Where you’ve been. How fast you drive. If you could’ve been a little easier on the brakes. Even what you look like, thanks to cameras pointed right ...