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Autonomous Cars Need Strong Privacy Rules, Says Nonprofit

Law360, New York (November 23, 2016, 6:09 PM EST) -- The Electronic Privacy Information Center has pushed for stronger standards when it comes to protecting driver data collected from self-driving vehicles in a letter aimed at the highway safety regulator's inclusion of cybersecurity considerations in recent guidance on the topic.

EPIC, a Washington, D.C.-based public interest research center, said the industry standard for regulating data generated by autonomous cars, like the information collected from a vehicle's cameras and sensors, fails to adequately protect driver privacy, calling on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Wednesday to issue mandatory rules addressing privacy risks.

"Data generated by connected car technologies have a significant...

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