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Comment Re:So in other words... (Score 1) 113

Well, personalization is easy. If the car is there for you, your settings can be sent to the car so everything's adjusted the way you had it last time. It's not rocket science. Radio stations, your phone, contacts, etc., all can be stored in a driver or user profile.

At which point, all that information is immediately available to law enforcement without a warrant, under the Third Party Doctrine.

And who is responsible when that personalization information gets hacked?

Comment Re:Not fit for medical professionals (Score 1) 22

These products should be forced to have a privacy setup which guarantees that even if Facebook does accidentally get some private data, it goes no further and gets used for nothing. If they aren't safe for use in medical situations, they aren't safe to be released onto the street.

A ha ha ha ha!!! AHH HA HA HA HA HA!!!!

Oh wait, you're serious?

Comment Re:The Rush? (Score 1) 51

And the converse. The company gains productivity, because instead of staying home and not working when I've got [INSERT-MILD-ILLNESS-HERE], odds are I will be at home working at my job, because while I want to stay out of the office to protect my co-workers, I'm feeling good enough to work.

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