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this post was submitted on 18 Nov 2023
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Have you actually verified whether you can turn this connectivity off? I know on other new cars it's embedded in the electronics with no on/off button.
And how do we know the dealer isn't going to turn it back on after every service visit?
Like how after every Windows update all my settings get reset 🤣
Yeah, it's a setting in the car infotainment system under connectivity.
You have like 4 options. One for each of the data types (so you can turn off cellular data but leave on GPS), and one to turn it all off. When it's all off there is no data being sent to or from the car at all.
Love how lemmy just downvotes cause they don't like that answer.