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Cassie study finds 82% of connected car drivers are unaware of the extent of data their vehicle collects
Vehicles are no longer just modes of transportation; they are also sophisticated data hubs on wheels. Notably, Cassie research revealed that 62% of drivers have a tech-enabled car, but trusting the tech can be a tricky road to navigate: over a third (36%) of connected car drivers reported concerns about the security risks associated with their tech features. Questions are starting to rise about what data smart cars actually collect, as well as what manufacturers do with it.
The report revealed what steps automotive makers need to take to maintain consumer loyalty and trust: 59% of respondents agreed they would switch manufacturers for more granular consent options.
Cassie's Smart Cars, Smarter Consent Report also found:
"Dozens of regulations for consumer protections have been enacted within the United States , yet cars are still behind the curve," said Nicky Watson , co-founder and chief architect of Cassie. "Consumers should be aware of the amount of personal data carmakers are collecting through features like digitized consoles, GPS, smart speakers, cameras, and autonomous capabilities. And the possible repercussions it can have on other aspects of their lives."
Connected smart cars, equipped with an array of sensors and communication systems, have the potential to revolutionize the driving experience.
This integration raises new privacy concerns, including the potential for invasive advertising, data monetization, and the risk of data being used against individuals.
Gen Z is the first generation to not know the world without the internet, and as such, is accustomed to using smart technology in most aspects of their daily lives. Yet, data privacy is still extremely important to them.
The full Cassie Smart Cars, Smarter Consent Report is available for download here .
This survey of 635 adults in the U.S. was conducted between October 27th, 2023 - October 31st, 2023 . The survey was conducted at 95% confidence, +/- 4% margin of error.
Cassie is a consent and preference management platform that empowers complex, global businesses to deliver compliant, transparent customer marketing experiences. Created by consent and preference management pioneer Syrenis, Cassie specializes in working with companies in high-volume, high-transaction data scenarios to go beyond compliance allowing them to build long-lasting, trusting relationships with their customers. Endorsed by leading analyst Gartner for its exceptional configurability, security and scalability, Cassie foresees and delivers capabilities that enterprise companies need to stay compliant and meet the evolving demands of global data citizens. Cassie's parent company, Syrenis, was founded in 2000 and has been delivering data software solutions for more than two decades. For more information, visit trustcassie.com .
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