Subscribe
Regulation & Safety

Automakers adopt protocols to handle, protect consumer data in connected car era

By committing to a set of standard consumer privacy practices as cars and customers become more connected, automakers hope to avoid new regulations that may stifle innovation.
GN
By:
Gabe Nelson
RB
By:
Ryan Beene
|
November 13, 2014 05:00 AM

WASHINGTON -- The world’s automakers have a message for customers: where you drive and how you drive is your business, not ours.

Featured Stories

Trump announces reciprocal tariffs of at least 10% on U.S. trading partners
Trump announces reciprocal tariffs of at least 10% on U.S. trading partners
VW plans import fee on window sticker as tariffs loom, halts vehicle shipments via rail from Mexico to U.S., memo says
VW plans import fee on window sticker as tariffs loom, halts vehicle shipments via rail from Mexico to U.S., memo says
Elon Musk will stay until he completes DOGE mission, White House says, dismissing earlier report
Elon Musk will stay until he completes DOGE mission, White House says, dismissing earlier report
Amazon’s used-vehicle interest could threaten listings companies
Amazon’s used-vehicle interest could threaten listings companies

Latest News

Daily 5 report for April 2: Can U.S. tariff response fill excess capacity at existing plants?
Elon Musk will stay until he completes DOGE mission, White House says, dismissing earlier report
Geely sales gather speed behind EV demand
VW plans import fee on window sticker as tariffs loom, halts vehicle shipments via rail from Mexico to U.S., memo says
Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.

See More in Regulation & Safety

Trump says he’ll bring back less stringent auto emissions standards
Trump sued by Democratic FTC commissioners for their firings
Lucid recalls more than 4,000 vehicles for floor mats that may interfere with accelerator
FTC firings could put consumer rulings in legal limbo
Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.