[matthew fuller]

The following is the scariest thing that I read in the article-

"Privacy advocates like Amico say the vehicle’s infotainment system may also provide a plethora of information. He said when a driver gets behind the wheel, they typically synchronize their cell phone to the vehicle’s infotainment system and “that creates a mini clone of their phone in the car.”

“All of their texts, phone calls, contacts, camera data, and thousands of pieces of personal data are stored,” Amico said."

[HandyDandy]

Not to mention that the navigational system remembers every address you’ve stored. Please remember to clear that when trading car in.

[deport]

I guess that means pull the battery out of the phone.... But
in reality we are pretty much monitored 24 hours a day now.

[noexcuses]

“All of their texts, phone calls, contacts, camera data, and thousands of pieces of personal data are stored,” Amico said.”

YIKES!!!!

[TChad]

“All of their texts, phone calls, contacts, camera data, and thousands of pieces of personal data are stored,” Amico said."

Plenty of people would regard that as a bug, not a feature. The default setting should be "Do not store."