Study reveals connected cars and companion apps share data with trackers and Big Tech
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A study by Northeastern University and Consumer Reports testing 21 cars across 19 brands reveals that connected cars and companion apps continuously share data with advertisers, trackers, and Big Tech firms like Microsoft and Adobe. Researchers monitored vehicle network traffic during driving, idling, and Faraday tent isolation tests.
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