Suzanne Smalley reports:
This is the third and final part in a series on automobile privacy. Read part 1 and part 2 here.
Faye Francy decided to buy a used car from a dealer a few hours from her house. After writing a check and signing the paperwork, she synced her phone to the infotainment center so she could get step-by-step directions and find her way back.
Francy, who runs the industry-driven vehicle cybersecurity organization Automotive Industry Sharing and Analysis Center, was excited to try out her new car’s navigation feature.
She was very surprised by how things turned out.
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