I wonder of my Subaru is exposed since the connectivity services use Toyotas. I imagine it has its own employee portal for them to utilize. That also raises the question of what privacy rules are followed, Subarus or Toyotas?
this post was submitted on 25 Jan 2025
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My car is too old for this surveillance stuff but I do wonder if there’s a small computer (I’m imagining a Raspberry Pi but obviously it wouldn’t be that) that can be flashed, or if not plugged into another device that limits its ability to phone home (iptables and the like).