Ford CEO Frankly Admits That The Car Of The Future Is A Surveillance Device That You Pay To Spy On You

“'The issue in the vehicle, see, is: We already know and have data on our customers. By the way, we protect this securely; they trust us,' Hackett said. 'We know what people make. How do we know that? It’s because they borrow money from us. And when you ask somebody what they make, we know where they work, you know. We know if they’re married. We know how long they’ve lived in their house because these are all on the credit applications. We’ve never ever been challenged on how we use that. And that’s the leverage we got here with the data.'”