I get to “pretend own” a different long-term test vehicle every year. To date, none has truly been a “smartphone on wheels.” Sure, most can mirror my smartphone screen, displaying just 27 of my 256 ...

Your car can hold your address book, garage codes, and recent locations. Clear the right menus, reset the right modules, and stop handing strangers a digital key. Connected cars store detailed ...

As cars become rolling computers, some drivers are heading in the opposite direction. Early-2000s vehicles are suddenly ...

There’s a good chance your car knows all about you. Where you’ve been. How fast you drive. If you could’ve been a little easier on the brakes. Even what you look like, thanks to cameras pointed right ...

When you buy a car today, you’re not just buying steel, rubber, and glass. You’re buying rolling software – a networked computer that constantly records what it’s doing and often beams that data back ...

Modern cars track drivers through cameras, sensors, and telematics systems. Data is often shared with insurers, marketers, and data brokers. Drivers can review and adjust privacy settings or opt out ...

Your car is the worst at protecting your data, and so far, the government hasn't done a whole lot about it. That may be about to change, as three members of Congress have introduced the DRIVER Act, ...

While driving to a new restaurant, your car’s satellite navigation system tracks your location and guides you to the destination. Onboard cameras constantly track your face and eye movements. When ...