What Data Does Your Car Collect on You? | Infographic by The Zebra

According to a survey by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, Americans spend close to 300 hours a year behind the wheel of their cars. And for some of us that number is much more. We trust our cars to get us where we want to go safely, but what information does our car have on us that could be collected and then used by other sources? Due to GPS location devices and in dash software, your car can gather data about many aspects of your life, like where you live and work, what music you like, and just how fast you like to drive on the highways. Like anything else, this kind of information can be used for positive effect, or it can be used for more nefarious purposes.  As cars build up more technology there is no end to what they might be able to report about you.....

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