Cars, Technology, and Your Privacy

The Brian Lehrer Show | Mar 4, 2014

We kick off our "family meeting" on privacy: Would you be comfortable with technology in your car that stores information about how you drive-- how often you speed, whether you turn without signaling, if you ever drive without a seat belt, etc? Why?

How uncomfortable are you with technology in your car that stores information about how you drive, if you could use the data about good habits to lower your insurance bills?

-- One of the questions in our Privacy Conundrums Quiz

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