US EditionEU Data Act Set to Change the Game for Repairers
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Manufacturers will have to disclose in the future which data certain devices collect and how users can access it. This has some advantages for consumers, at least theoretically.
Almost all electronic devices collect data - from the digital kitchen scale to the e-bike. So far, the data has been closed. But this should change from now on.
EU Data Act set to change the game for repairers
The EU Data Act has come into effect today, which could mean substantial changes repairers. The EU Data Act allows motorists to access all data generated by their connected vehicles […] The post EU Data Act set to change the game for repairers first appeared on Bodyshop Magazine.
Manufacturers of connected devices from smart TV to fitness trackers have to explain from today what data they collect and for what.
The EU Data Act strengthens access to and use of data by breaking up data monopolies and giving back sovereignty over company data to users. Do companies underestimate its importance? Who really owns what data? A simple question that has long been a concern for companies, because it is clear that solution providers want companies to process data in their systems. Users should not be able to pass on this data and process it elsewhere – and if the…
The EU Data Act will take effect on 12 September. Users should be able to determine for example their own data generated with IoT devices.
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