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AIVD and American Research Warn: Your Car Is a Spy
Being bugged in your own car? That sounds like James Bond, but the possibility is very real, according to the AIVD intelligence service. The modern car is a large data network with cameras and microphones that collects information and can pass it on to parties that do not always have the best intentions...
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You get in, start the car, and your phone connects automatically. Music, navigation, and hands-free calling work immediately. However, the AIVD advises against simply connecting your phone to the infotainment system. The service said this not for reasons of road safety, but because the modern car acts as a spy...
Being bugged in your own car? That sounds like James Bond, but the possibility is very real, according to the AIVD intelligence service. The modern car is a large data network with cameras and microphones that collects information and can pass it on to parties that do not always have the best intentions...
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