Interactive: Your car may be feeding data to Amazon, Google, Meta and Microsoft
What it is about
Who published it, and when
3 reports left out of the cascade - too little in common with the story to place
How it spread - 10 original reports
Wed, 30 September 2026
1 report- kbzk.com21:36first to report
A new study tested 21 vehicles and 30 companion apps — and found that most of them are quietly sending your personal information to the biggest names in tech.
Thu, 1 October 2026
5 reports- iheart.com00:25
A study by Northeastern University and Consumer Reports finds that most car apps share driver data with tech firms, raising privacy concerns. Major companies like Amazon and Google receive data, with Tesla and GM models linked to many firms. Researchers urge better transparency and opt-in opti...
- iheart.com00:25
A study by Northeastern University and Consumer Reports finds that most car apps share driver data with tech firms, raising privacy concerns. Major companies like Amazon and Google receive data, with Tesla and GM models linked to many firms. Researchers urge better transparency and opt-in opti...
- iheart.com00:25
A study by Northeastern University and Consumer Reports finds that most car apps share driver data with tech firms, raising privacy concerns. Major companies like Amazon and Google receive data, with Tesla and GM models linked to many firms. Researchers urge better transparency and opt-in opti...
- iheart.com00:25
A study by Northeastern University and Consumer Reports finds that most car apps share driver data with tech firms, raising privacy concerns. Major companies like Amazon and Google receive data, with Tesla and GM models linked to many firms. Researchers urge better transparency and opt-in opti...
- iheart.com00:25
A study by Northeastern University and Consumer Reports finds that most car apps share driver data with tech firms, raising privacy concerns. Major companies like Amazon and Google receive data, with Tesla and GM models linked to many firms. Researchers urge better transparency and opt-in opti...
Tue, 13 October 2026
1 report- komando.com07:00
Turns out your daily commute is leaving a paper trail, and your car's app is the one snitching. Incogni's CEO breaks down who's buying your driving habits and why it could cost you, including: - Car apps leaking driver data - Insurers and lenders buying in - Steps to protect yourself
Mon, 19 October 2026
1 report- kxlh.com17:42
Consumer Reports says some newer vehicles have complicated screens and controls that can be distracting, even for basic functions like operating the windshield wipers or turning on the headlights.
Wed, 21 October 2026
2 reports- miragenews.com05:30
Modern cars are constantly connected to the outside world. This makes them vulnerable to hackers who want to take control of the vehicle remotely
- miragenews.com05:30
Modern cars are constantly connected to the outside world. This makes them vulnerable to hackers who want to take control of the vehicle remotely