to raise car insurance rates.
Link for more details on how our cars are spying on us.
Link for more details on how our cars are spying on us.
According to the article, it only shares data if you turn on "Driver Feedback" in the HondaLink app.to raise car insurance rates.
Link for more details on how our cars are spying on us.
I'd be skeptical, unless it has some magic power to uncover all of HondaLinks business relationships and search and edit paid subscription sites and where the data ends up after that.Mozilla Organization, (as in Firefox browser) did a study that I posted about here which ranked car companies at/near the bottom for data collection and bad privacy habits...
You could try the Plug In Your VIN app which is supposed to tell you what info your car has and is sharing, and it's supposed to be able to delete the info.
According to Honda Link: Data sharing is communications between vehicle and Honda Link. It can only be turned on/off within the vehicle by the following: On touchscreen, HOME, GENERAL SETTINGS, PRIVACY; DATA SHARING; ENABLE or DISBALEEvery time I start my Touring, I get a message about Data Sharing. What are the consequences of just turning it off? Does it affect any other functions?
According to Honda Link: Data sharing is communications between vehicle and Honda Link. It can only be turned on/off within the vehicle by the following: On touchscreen, HOME, GENERAL SETTINGS, PRIVACY; DATA SHARING; ENABLE or DISBALE
WHY? It's only sharing between you and your app.Thanks - I printed this, out and will go turn it off on my car immediately.
This is a very helpful post.
That's in DRIVER FEEDBACK not DATA SHARING, correct? At least that's what app shows.It's creating a "driving score" so it certainly is sharing your data, possibly even with your own insurance company. So the next time you renew and have a low(er) score...watch out!
IMO, turn it off if you don't want/need big brother peering at your speedo, etc...
Did you look at the DRIVER FEEDBACK screenshot I provided. At bottom it states info for insurance discounts. So if you have DRIVER FEEDBACK enabled, it appears it is communicating to some cyber source (sharing the info) with the information it gathers.How is it judging your performance unless it's communicating somewhere else? And just because they call it "driver feedback" doesn't mean it's not "data sharing", and sending the same info elsewhere so they can offer you cheaper insurance. It can't just be making these deals up.
Sounds like they're just play semantics games, to me...