If you are driving around in a newer car, there’s a good chance that the manufacturer is tracking you. If you have a Nissan or Kia in your garage, it’s nearly a certainty. Those models reportedly like to keep track of your sex life.<\/p>\n
Nissan and Kia both admit they’re tracking the “sexual activity<\/em>” and “sex lives<\/em>” of their drivers. They make a bundle<\/a> selling that information “to third-party advertisers.<\/em>” If you want to know what your spouse has been up to, just look at the ads that pop up on their phone.<\/p>\n It was the Mozilla Foundation who broke<\/a> the news. They’re the ones who make the Firefox web browser. Some of their engineers ran “privacy checks on 25 car brands<\/em>” and were amazed at what they discovered.<\/p>\n Connected cars are a \u201cprivacy nightmare,\u201d Mozilla Foundation says https:\/\/t.co\/N0TnDsJSeQ<\/a><\/p>\n — Ars Technica (@arstechnica) September 6, 2023<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n