アメリカ合衆国のフォード自動車会社は、電脳網(インターネット)に連結している装置を搭載しているフォード自動車が、位置特定機構のおかげで、利用者(運転手)がいつ、何処で、速度違反をしているかを知っている!!
Ford plantea una ley para proteger la privacidad del conductor
Mulally anuncia en Detroit que están en conversaciones con las autoridades para regular este tema
Bloomberg Detroit 16 ENE 2014 - 11:25 CET
Ford raises a law to protect the privacy of the driver
Mulally announced in Detroit that are in talks with the authorities to regulate this issue
Bloomberg Detroit 16 ENE 2014 - 11:25 CET
The driver's privacy should be protected by law. This forceful shown Alan Mulally , CEO of Ford (and rumored respite Microsoft address ) before the next boom cars connected to the Internet .
The company is already in talks with regulatory authorities and the U.S. market , he confessed during his speech at the Motor Show being ceelbrando in Detroit. The head of Ford had to step out of a comment of his own marketing chief , Jim Farley, Ford acknowledged that he knew that at any time when the driver of one of its vehicles violate the Highway Code .
"It's really important that we have limits and guidelines to operate," said Mulally , 68 , in front of journalists. " Our homes, our cars, everything will be online. Everything will be connected . Then what are the guidelines? What do we want ? " .
Automotive technology is the biggest hook for buying a new car in 39% of cases, compared to the next attraction of " power and speed " with 14% , says study by Accenture in December in a dozen countries including Spain .
The first actractivo for buying a car is not their speed (14 % ) is the technology ( 39 % )
Last week, in his speech at the CES show in Las Vegas, Farley said his company , world car manufacturer can use the technology of global positioning system to know when drivers break the law. Unlike other brands , Ford, thanks to the determined efforts of Mulally , has been the one that has incorporated Internet technology in mid-range vehicles , not just luxury .
"We know everyone who breaks the law, we know when it does, we have GPS in your car, so we know what he does," Business Insider collected . " Of course [ in a nod to the NSA spying ] , we do not provide such data to anyone."
Yesterday, Mulally corrected your employee . " What he said is not right do not track the vehicle That is absolutely false and never will we ever do , and if the driver wishes , is an update of GPS maps , . . . . Yet we do nothing with the data, not the trace and never will . "
The idea of a law to protect the privacy of the driver is not new. In 2011 , Democratic Senator Al Franken already proposed a similar privacy protection of location data of users of mobile devices. Following the controversy, Mulally Franken wrote a letter pointing out that , according to a GAO report of the body , all the companies surveyed said they collect and share location data.
"Americans deserve better drivers , and the latest statements Farley underline this problem," Franken , who asks Mulally answer your questions about Ford policy in data collection and sharing wrote .
Franken is chairman of the Subcommittee of the Senate Judiciary Committee on privacy and technology, and offered proposals for greater transparency in the operations of the NSA , following the disclosure of government documents by Snowden .
"Regardless of any action taken by policy makers , Ford is committed to protecting the privacy of our customers," the company said in an email response to the letter from Franken .
The number of Internet-connected cars worldwide will increase nearly six-fold , from 152 million today to 23 million in 2020 , according to IHS Automotive. In any case , a small fraction to 18,000 million devices will be connected to internet already .
"We are in a connected world ," said Mulally . " So this whole issue of data privacy and there is much work ahead to establish guidelines and expectations. 's Great what's happening now."
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