If cars “are constantly capturing information, even when they’re parked, the police can look to them as a resource,” putting "third parties—people who are not involved at all—in the crosshairs of investigations,” EFF’s Saira Hussain told the @sfchronic...
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If cars “are constantly capturing information, even when they’re parked, the police can look to them as a resource,” putting "third parties—people who are not involved at all—in the crosshairs of investigations,” EFF’s Saira Hussain told the @sfchronicle. https://www.sfchronicle.com/crime/article/tesla-sentry-mode-police-evidence-19731000.php
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And if you think that’s bad, see why the mass of information gathered by self-driving cars and cars with self-driving modes threatens civil liberties and privacy for pedestrians, commuters, and anyone else who relies on public roads and walkways in cities.
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/08/impending-privacy-threat-self-driving-cars
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