Data collection and use raise serious privacy concerns, even though they can improve driving safety, efficiency, and the whole experience. The automotive industry’s ability to collect, analyse, and exchange such data outpaces the legislative frameworks intended to protect individuals. In numerous cases, car owners have no information or control over how their data is used, let alone how it is shared with third parties.
The FIA European Bureau feels it is time to face these challenges straight on. As advocates for driver and car owners’ rights, we are calling for clearer, more open policies that restore individuals’ control over their data. This is why, in partnership with Privacy4Cars, we are hosting an event called “Driving Data Rights: Enhancing Privacy and Control in Connected Cars” on November 19th in Brussels. The event will bring together policymakers, industry executives, and civil society to explore current gaps in legislation and industry practices, as well as how we can secure enhanced data protection for all.
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