Big brother is watching your driving habits and reporting to 3rd parties

[swatdocsc]

Based on the provided search results, the following car companies are known to share data with LexisNexis:

• General Motors (GM)
• Ford
• Honda
• Kia
• Hyundai
• Mitsubishi
• Subaru

These car companies have partnered with LexisNexis to collect and share driving data with insurance companies, which can be used to create personalized insurance coverage for consumers.
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New York Times: Insurers are using driving information collected by OEMs | Repairer Driven News

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Automakers Are Sharing Consumers’ Driving Behavior With Insurance Companies - The New York Times

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Automakers tracking drivers, sharing data with car insurance companies | Fox Business

 

[Unholy707]

I just started getting a pop up today on the new car that data may be transmitted in accordance with driver acceptance or something like that along with the obey traffic laws. Just started the last 2 days, never popped up before. So CYA it appears

 

[swatdocsc]

apparently, you can go onto Lexis Nexis to stop the data transfer. Is it a Dodge product?

 

[Unholy707]

It is. I believe you have to call uconnect to opt out, you’re automatically opted in

 

[swatdocsc]

What year and model car?

 

[swatdocsc]

My U-connect and Sirius have run out, and I did not re-subscribe.

 

[Jack_Toepfer]

All major industries use LexisNexis data. ALL of them. Good luck protecting any of it…

And don’t think for a second that your auto manufacturers aren’t getting data in return, they are.

Everything you do goes to a 3rd party to be sold and resold.

 

[swatdocsc]

All major industries use LexisNexis data. ALL of them. Good luck protecting any of it…

And don’t think for a second that your auto manufacturers aren’t getting data in return, they are.

Everything you do goes to a 3rd party to be sold and resold.

LOL except Dodge for now, maybe with the new electric cars and the whole Stelantis state of mind. I just checked with them the dodges can be accessed after a wreck for black box info.

 

[swatdocsc]

Here are the privacy request pages for the major car brands:

• BMW (BMW, Mini, Rolls-Royce)
• Ford (Ford, Lincoln)
• GM (Cadillac, GMC, Chevrolet, Buick)
• Honda (Honda, Acura)
• Hyundai
• Jaguar (Jaguar, Land Rover)
• Kia
• Mazda
• Mercedes-Benz
• Mitsubishi
• Nissan
• Rivian
• Stellantis (Fiat, Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge)
• Subaru
• Tesla
• Toyota (Toyota, Lexus)
• Volkswagen (VW, Audi)
• Volvo

 

[Jack_Toepfer]

LOL except Dodge for now, maybe with the new electric cars and the whole Stelantis state of mind. I just checked with them the dodges can be accessed after a wreck for black box info.

Yes they do - https://www.driveuconnect.com/connectedservices/privacy.html#:~:text=Driving data: we collect driving,data; seatbelt status; information about

Edit - if they weren’t sharing it they wouldn’t have an opt-out page, lol.

They collect and share EVERYTHING. I don’t know who you “checked with” but you sign your life away once you sit on the seat (where it collects your weight, for biometric purposes). For example, if they really wanted to know who was driving, they wouldn’t just know that your key was used and your phone was connected… you could be passenger after all, well, they know if your ass was in the seat or not too.
They’re all doing it. Who they are selling it to is a separate matter entirely.

There is enough data out there, on the market, to not only see where you’ve been, who you talked to on the way there… but also what you did while you were there. It’s pretty easy for me to use geo data to trace the car, further use it to follow your phone after your parked… but I can use your purchase data to see what you bought while you were there. Your purchase is tracked by no fewer than 2 parties - the point of sale and your financial institution. If you posted about it online before or after the purchase, what sort of comment you left and what sort of response you got. I can use all of that to influence future behaviors. The people with the data (and the money to buy it) know everything they need to know.

 

[MikeD1]

The onslaught continues !!
Don't follow this guy much, but occasionally he drops a gem. This one is interesting:

 

[2ndAmend]

I put one of these in the RE and I haven't received an email from Dodge since!


https://www.hellcatforum.org/threads/how-to-cell-comm-killer.12474/

 

[Diboblo]

https://www.theverge.com/2023/11/9/...ect-record-text-messages-federal-judge-ruling

 

[MJS73]

My U-connect and Sirius have run out, and I did not re-subscribe.

That affects your use of the service, not the way they use it.

 

[swatdocsc]

I just got off a long phone call with u connect, and my service is null at this point because I did not renew the Guardian.

 

[MikeD1]

I just got off a long phone call with u connect, and my service is null at this point because I did not renew the Guardian.

That would be true for the HC (in '16 you had to actively opt-in via Guardian), but not sure about the S/S. I know for a fact that anything from '23 forward came with their Dodge connected services (read as tracking) ACTIVE by default. Guardian needed to be activated & added a 2nd layer of spying & reporting.

Log on to the MOPAR garage website & add your cars (if you have not already done that). If the miles shown are the miles at the last service, then connected services is inactive. If the miles reflect your current ODO reading (within a day or so) then they are tracking you !

I have no idea what model year/date (1/1/23 ??) the Dodge Connected Services thing began shipping on the cars, but it was installed & active on my '23 DDSRT.

https://www.driveuconnect.com/connectedservices/privacy.html

 

[1971demon]

I just started getting a pop up today on the new car that data may be transmitted in accordance with driver acceptance or something like that along with the obey traffic laws. Just started the last 2 days, never popped up before. So CYA it appears

Are we to assume you are one of those drivers that demonstrate a wanton disregard for V&T laws...

 

[swatdocsc]

mine is a early 22 model

 

[covidcommander]

Based on the provided search results, the following car companies are known to share data with LexisNexis:

• General Motors (GM)
• Ford
• Honda
• Kia
• Hyundai
• Mitsubishi
• Subaru

These car companies have partnered with LexisNexis to collect and share driving data with insurance companies, which can be used to create personalized insurance coverage for consumers.
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www.repairerdrivennews.com
New York Times: Insurers are using driving information collected by OEMs | Repairer Driven News

www.nytimes.com
Automakers Are Sharing Consumers’ Driving Behavior With Insurance Companies - The New York Times

www.foxbusiness.com
Automakers tracking drivers, sharing data with car insurance companies | Fox Business

Lexis nexus is definitely a warehouse of personal data.

 

[covidcommander]

LOL except Dodge for now, maybe with the new electric cars and the whole Stelantis state of mind. I just checked with them the dodges can be accessed after a wreck for black box info.

Be interesting to see what datas inside