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Politics : The Surveillance State
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From: S. maltophilia9/4/2025 6:15:55 PM
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.....The breach shows in stark terms the security and privacy risks of adding an always-on camera to vehicles, be that the risk to individuals, or even governments that don’t want data related to their facilities or employees accessed by hackers or potentially other governments. It also shows that companies around the world have at least explored leveraging dashcam-related data for their own purposes, including Microsoft, Apple, and Google, a host of AI companies, and even Pokémon Go creator Niantic, according to the document that lists organizations that Nexar says have had access to its data.

“Nexar is an absolute privacy nightmare, their security is embarrassing, I would be very surprised if no one (foreign government or just bad actor) wasn’t already tapping their customer data,” the hacker behind the breach....

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