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[…] , or infotainment  systems settings. They should explain the purposes of data collection an d data sharing as  well as the direct and indirect benefits to drivers. Drivers then have  the context they need  to make informed decisions about data sharing and gain a sense of contro l over how their  data is being used. In a study conducted by the IBM Institute of Business Value, 62% of consumers said they would consider one auto brand over another if it had better security and privacy. 12 Play #4: Apply the minimal viable dataset  to every situation  Connected cars have the potential to generate significantly more data  than a single applica- tion or service needs. The best practice for each service is to only col lect the minimal  dataset needed to achieve its intended goals. For example, a roadside as sistance app may  need information about a vehicle’s location, heading, and impact even ts, but not about its  trip origination point or length. A subscription-based fueling app may n eed an unlock code  for the car’s gas cap but not for the car itself. A commercial flee t’s incident-logging applica- tion for commercial fleets may receive eye-tracking data only when a h […]

[…] Fairly consistent D a t a G u i d a n c e 1.3. Material scope The GDPR applies to the processing of personal data by automated means or non-automated means if the data is part of a filing system. The CCPA does not specifically delineate a material scope, but its obligations cover […]

[…] models on very large datasets of human speech have dramatically improved models on heavy accents, unusual speech patterns, and non -English speech. 24 See David Monsees, Introducing auto -delete controls for your Location History and activity data , Google (May 1, 2019), https://www.blog.google/technology/safety -security/automatically -delete -data. 25 Enforcement Policy Statement Regarding the Applicability of […]

[…] Defensibility and reduce Ligations and Enforcements with Strong Proof of Records The Business Case for Privacy “Trust takes years to build, seconds to destroy, and forever to repair.” … And trust among the public is at an all – time low today Guard Your Reputation Pew Research Internet Project • Public Perceptions of Privacy […]

[…] under 13 to create an account with a social media website or app. AB 1146 Exemption for vehicle information – Exempts vehicle information shared between a new auto dealer and a vehicle manufacturer when information is shared or retained pursuant to, or in anticipation of, a vehicle repair relating to warranty work or recall. […]

[…] Software Product Preference Setting Data: Da ta provided through explicit feedback or extrapolated from individual settings on a product or device. Examples: Dose settings, Push Notifications Status, Auto Download Updates Product Service, Malfunction & Diagnostic Data: User provided data (or authorized passive data collection) allowing developer to interact with device/server/app to fix problems, troubleshoot, […]

[…] updates to the Chrome browser are intended to “aggressively restrict fingerprinting” on the web. This follows similar updates to Mozilla’s Firefox and Apple’s Safari announced in  2018. Auto-Delete Options for Location History and Search. Google Location History is an account-level setting that maintains a history of a user’s location – data that is typically […]

[…] Conversation on Data & the Connected Car in Washington, DC (April 2019) • High Impact Speaking: MIT Media Lab Symposium on Trust & Ethics of Autonomous Vehicles, Auto-ISAC 2018 Summit, LA Auto Show, DC Auto Show, Ecolane Keynote, Transportation Research Board, +8 • High Impact Media: CBS Morning News, Axios, • ABC News, CNBC, […]

[…] access to data, and best practices to ensure safety while preserving passenger privacy. On January 23, FPF and Hogan Lovells hosted a half-day event preceding the DC Auto Show focused on  data issues related to connected cars and the future of mobility. The panel discussion included ex- perts from Toyota North America, Consumers Union, […]

Remarks Set for Morning of April 3 at Conference Produced by The Washington Auto Show Future of Privacy Forum’s Lauren Smith to Moderate Discussion on Privacy Risks in Today’s Vehicles WASHINGTON, March 29, 2019 — The Future of Privacy Forum (FPF) and two senior members of Congress will discuss data and privacy in connected […]