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Ford allows drivers to disable connectivity in vehicles to prevent data collection, effectively returning cars to an '80s mode. This move addresses growing consumer concerns about privacy as automakers integrate AI assistants. However, disabling these features means losing access to high-tech capabilities like hands-free driving and remote location finding, creating a trade-off between privacy and modern convenience.
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Ford Launches Privacy Website for Cars