"Privacy Concerns: Automakers Face Backlash for Selling Driver Data"

All 25 major car brands have received a failing grade for consumer privacy, as new research reveals that modern cars are collecting and sharing personal data, including facial recognition and sexual activity. Nissan, Volkswagen, and Kia are among the worst offenders, collecting sensitive information such as health and genetic data. Privacy4Cars offers a service to delete personal information from vehicles, but consumers can also request a factory reset or data deletion from the manufacturer. The increasing technology in cars means more data is being collected, raising concerns about privacy.