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by almatabata
958 days ago
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> store each intercepted, recorded, and downloaded copy of text messages in non-temporary computer memory in such a manner that the vehicle owner cannot access it or delete it, You might think why care if its your own car. But if you rent cars this can become an issue where if poorly implemented the next driver could access the information. It is such an easy feature to implement and suppliers in Europe already do this due to GDPR. I remember working for an automotive supplier where we implemented this feature. The whole phonebook was actually downloaded onto the unit in an encrypted Database. The system would decrypt it on the fly as needed. When GDPR came around we had to implement a wipe feature that would allow the user to delete their profile which included that database. I feel like GDPR for all its flaws had a positive impact in that it forced the supplier to actually care about this use case. |
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