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Behind the Wheel: Why Some of the Most Popular Cars Are Privacy Nightmares

The research found that all 25 manufacturers were collecting excessive data, including usage patterns, data from connected services and car apps, and even information from third-party sources like Google Maps. Alarmingly, the study revealed that the majority of these manufacturers (84%) monetize this data, with three-quarters (76%) of them including personal data. Only two manufacturers, Renault and Dacia, offered users any meaningful control over their personal data, both of which are part of the same company.