The American Automobile Association (AAA) has drafted a consumer bill of rights and is urging industry to adopt it, USA Today reports. AAA calls for transparency, choice and security and states car owners should have the right to understand what data is being collected about them, control with whom their data is shared and expect that companies will exercise best security practice. "Many connected car features are made possible through the collection of large amounts of potentially sensitive data from drivers," said AAA CEO Bob Darbelnet, adding, "Companies collecting, using and sharing data from cars should do everything possible to protect consumer rights as they offer these exciting technologies."
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