Chinese-Connected Cars Are 'Rolling Spy Machines,' Warns Author

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An author is raising alarm bells about Chinese-connected vehicles operating on US roads, characterizing them as potential surveillance tools. The concern centers on data collection capabilities embedded in modern connected cars - from location tracking to driver behavior monitoring. As Chinese automakers expand their footprint in the American market, cybersecurity experts worry about what information these vehicles might be transmitting back to foreign entities.

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