Jeep is a vehicle brand owned by Stellantis that produces connected cars and SUVs.
Overview
Jeep is a vehicle brand owned by Stellantis that produces connected cars and SUVs. In cybersecurity terms, Jeep's connected features and telemetry raise data privacy and security considerations, as regulatory actions against automakers' data practices (such as the FTC’s GM location data ban) demonstrate increasing scrutiny of how vehicle data is collected, stored, and monetized.
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