Topic: General Motors
General Motors, like many automakers, is increasingly involved in the collection and sharing of user data through connected vehicles. This raises significant privacy concerns as cars can store personal communications without explicit consent, leading to potential surveillance by both manufacturers and third parties. The implications for individual privacy and free expression are profound, as consumers must manage the risks of data collection in their everyday lives.
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Your Car Is Talking Behind Your Back and The Insurance Company Is Listening
Car insurance has stopped being a ledger of past accidents and turned into a live experiment in behavioral control.
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Why You Should Think Twice About Connecting Your Smartphone To Your Car Via Bluetooth
Major privacy concerns.
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Elon Musk announces “massive drop in revenue” after activists pressure advertisers to stop Twitter ads
Activists have written to top advertisers, advising them to suspend ads.
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Pressure groups target top Twitter advertisers, encouraging them to put pressure on Elon Musk to censor
New letter targeting the top 20 advertisers.
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GM pauses Twitter ads on Elon Musk Twitter takeover
No supporter of free speech.






