Access to telemetry data: Automotive industry criticizes intelligence reform
The automotive industry does not want to be made a prolonged arm of the secret services and is demanding improvements to Dobrindt
Summary
Automakers are pushing back against proposed intelligence reforms that they believe could compromise their autonomy and privacy, arguing that they shouldn’t be used as tools for surveillance. The industry’s call for changes to the Dobrindt legislation highlights ongoing tensions over data access and security in the automotive sector.
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