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A US judge has ruled that car manufacturers' use of on-board infotainment systems to record and intercept owners' texts and call logs does not violate Washington state law. This decision has raised concerns about privacy implications for cars that collect personal data. The ruling has sparked debates about the privacy risks posed by connected car systems, leading to investigations by regulators and researchers. Despite skepticism and lack of evidence, the legality of cars harvesting texts and call logs has been confirmed by the court.
