In this episode of No Driving Gloves, John explores the topic of car privacy and how our vehicles can track us. He refers to a report by the Mozilla Foundation that claims modern cars are a privacy nightmare, labeling them as the worst product for privacy. John finds the report terrifying, considering the level of surveillance we already experience with our electronic devices. It brings back memories of a song lyric from the 1980s - I always feel like somebody's watching me There ain't no privacy.
00:00 John Derek isn't back from Detroit. Hopefully we'll get a report from him in a week or two. So you've just got John today. And I really, really thought about diving into the UAW strike and discussing that and automotive strikes. But we try to avoid politics on No Driving Gloves. And I really thought we'd get in a lot of trouble, especially when you have a one-sided view. So we've got another special topic for you. Be very, very quiet because it's private.
00:33 announcer Gloves are welcome driving. From exotic to hot rods to I'll get to some that takes spirits, knowledge, and controversy all right in the same city. Buckle up and hang on for the ride. Now for your driving gloves. John Fibiani.
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28:38 announcer This film is a part of the No Driving Gloves Network, produced and edited by Tom Vianney of Landing City Podcasts. It was worked by Gary Gungor. So until the next 8-bit.
