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Federal Regulator Questions Carmakers About Unwanted Tracking Via Their Apps

The Federal Communications Commission is concerned about abusive partners using connected car apps to harass and track their victims.

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Your Car Is Tracking You Abusive Partners May Be, Too

A car, to its driver, can feel like a sanctuary. But in truth, few places are less private

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Connected Cars Are A Scary New Tool Abusive Partners Can Use To Stalk Their Victims

Victims of domestic abuse may not know that their vehicles are being used to track them, and may find it hard to stop it from happening

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Is your car revealing your location?

New car technology can make life easier in so many ways. Sadly, some of it can be used by creeps to stalk you. Here's how.

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Your car is tracking you Abusive partners may be, too

Apps that remotely track and control cars are being weaponized by abusive partners. Car manufacturers have been slow to respond, according to victims and experts.

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