Topic: Hyundai
Hyundai, like many automakers, is increasingly integrating technology that raises concerns about privacy and surveillance. The use of biometric health monitoring and data collection in vehicles can lead to significant invasions of personal privacy, while partnerships with tech companies may further entrench surveillance practices. These developments highlight the need for vigilance against the erosion of individual liberties in the automotive sector.
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Data-grabbing biometric health monitoring is starting to make its way into cars
Massive data monitoring.



