Cars are trying to spy on you, and it's only just the beginning

# Summary Modern cars collect extensive personal data about drivers—including location, facial expressions, weight, and driving behavior—which car companies and insurance companies use for profit, potentially raising insurance costs. A new federal law will require cars to install additional biometric cameras to detect impaired driving, further expanding data collection with no current regulations limiting how companies can use this information. With 95% of cars expected to have internet connections by 2030, experts warn consumers are largely unaware of this privacy threat and should take steps to limit data sharing.