Thanks, I hate it.
Thanks, I hate it.
One example: if you don’t get it from State Farm, you can pay 30% more in insurance costs.
https://www.statefarm.com/insurance/auto/discounts/drive-saf...
If you do not agree to this monitoring, they will not insure you.
also, full self driving (or autosteer) both require the cabin camera to be enabled and to monitor you.
Responses are typical: "That's so unsafe!" Imagine the response if they ever learned I routinely ride a motorcycle that doesn't even have ABS!
Then we get to the security aspect. I'm supposed to trust cameras, connected to the internet, on closed-source hardware, run by a vendor that has a history of misusing the data? No thanks.
I'll repeat that. Depending on the model+year of your car you lose out on a lot of safety features, possibly even automatic emergency braking because they had no radar for a while. If you were ever in an accident the fact that the safety features were deliberately disabled may be used against you.
It makes more sense just removing the SIM so they can't get anything. They even have instructions on how to do that in the manual.