EV Privacy
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Xpeng subsidiary fined for illegally collecting facial recognition data
The data was used to analyze the number of visitors to the stores, the percentage of men and women, and age information.
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Xpeng's privacy protection capability endorsed by international agency
Xpeng received the ISO 27001 and ISO 27701 certificates from BSI, becoming the first Chinese carmaker to receive both certifications.
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Tesla drama sparks calls for tighter regulation of electric vehicle data
The confrontation between a female owner and Tesla showcases a new problem facing China's fast-growing new energy vehicle industry, and experts are beginning to call for stronger regulations.
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Tesla accused of violating owner's privacy by sending car data to media
Tesla released the driving data without any communication with the owner, much to the family's surprise after seeing the news.
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Tesla says China data center will be completed in Q2, will launch models designed for Chinese consumers
Grace Tao said Tesla will strictly comply with Chinese laws and regulations when collecting data in China, "All sensors are set up to make driving safer in the first place. In addition, consumers can actually choose to turn it on or off."
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Tesla exec says data collected in China will basically be placed in China
In the future, all smart cars may collect information, and this process needs to be well planned so that consumers can enjoy convenience and safety at the same time, Tesla vice president Grace Tao said.
