The original premise was to incorporate computer technology into cars, to make matters more convenient and safer for participants in traffic.
But now things are getting somewhat out of hand, as we basically have "computers on wheels" passing off as cars.
In hindsight, it was always inevitable, given how much more useful a surveillance vehicle (pun intended) a car is, than any static location (home, business) loaded with sensors and devices that store, and then "share" all kinds of personal data.
Today's cars are not just vehicles; they're akin to rolling computers. Equipped with GPS navigation, Bluetooth connectivity, advanced infotainment systems, and even autonomous driving capabilities, these vehicles offer a level of interaction and comfort that was once the realm of science fiction. Yet, beneath this veneer of innovation lies a less talked about aspect - these cars collect and store an enormous amount of personal data.
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