Modern Cars Collect Extensive Data, Raising Privacy Concerns for Drivers

Imagine your car is like a smartphone on wheels, but it collects a lot more information about you.

It knows where you go, how you drive, and even what you do inside the car, like when you unbuckle your seatbelt.

This information can be shared with companies that sell things or help set insurance rates.

Experts say it's important to be aware of this data collection.

You can often change settings in your car's computer to limit what data is shared.

Sometimes, if you turn off certain features, your car might not work as smoothly, but it helps protect your privacy.

When you sell your car, it's important to wipe all this information clean.