Should Kia, Hyundai and Tesla do better on privacy?

A new CHOICE investigation comparing the privacy policies of Australia's biggest selling car brands has revealed that Kia and Hyundai both collect and can share biometric voice recognition data with third parties – while Tesla takes it further by collecting ‘short video clips and images’ captured from inside the vehicle. Take a moment to answer this quick poll so we can show the worst offenders what consumers think.

The results of this poll, including anonymised quotes, may be published to help CHOICE advocate for stronger privacy laws.

Do you think Kia, Hyundai and Tesla should stop collecting and sharing drivers’ biometric data?

'Biometric data' refers to physical/behavioural data that can uniquely identify you, including voice and facial recognition data.

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We sometimes have follow-up questions about your experience to help inform investigations and opportunities to strengthen our campaign.

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