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US to Issue Proposed Rules Limiting Chinese Vehicle Software
The U.S. Commerce Department plans to issue proposed rules on connected vehicles next month and expects to impose limits on some software made in China and other countries deemed adversaries, a senior official said Tuesday.
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... "We're looking at a few components and some software -- not the whole car -- but it would be some of the key driver components of the vehicle that manage the software and manage the data around that car that would have to be made in an allied country," said export controls chief Alan Estevez at a forum in Colorado. In May, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said her department planned to issue proposed rules on Chinese-connected vehicles this autumn and had said the Biden administration could take "extreme action" and ban Chinese-connected vehicles or impose restrictions on them after the Biden administration in February launched a probe into whether Chinese vehicle imports posed national security risks. The comments of Estevez, who is the Commerce under secretary for industry and security, are the most definitive to date about the administration's plans on Chinese vehicles that sparked wide alarm. ...
In May, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said her department planned to issue proposed rules on Chinese-connected vehicles this autumn and had said the Biden administration could take "extreme action" and ban Chinese-connected vehicles or impose restrictions on them after the Biden administration in February launched a probe into whether Chinese vehicle imports posed national security risks.
The comments of Estevez, who is the Commerce under secretary for industry and security, are the most definitive to date about the administration's plans on Chinese vehicles that sparked wide alarm. ...
#1 | Posted by LampLighter at 2024-07-18 06:28 PM | Reply
Cars nowadays are massive data-collection devices.
Multiple cameras to provide the assisted driving capabilities, geolocation capability (documenting where the images were taken by the cameras), etc.
imo, more of a national security issue than a supposedly errant weather balloon.
Tesla models banned from China's army bases (2021) www.carsales.com.au
... US pure-electric car-maker's products pose big security concern, says Chinese military: report All Tesla models have reportedly been banned from entering any Chinese military base or complexes over concerns they pose a security risk. According to news agency Reuters, Tesla vehicles have been forbidden from entering any area operated by the military because of the cameras installed on its vehicles. Any Tesla owners who work for the military, meanwhile, have been asked to park their vehicle off-site, following concerns that the car-maker is collecting sensitive data. ...
All Tesla models have reportedly been banned from entering any Chinese military base or complexes over concerns they pose a security risk.
According to news agency Reuters, Tesla vehicles have been forbidden from entering any area operated by the military because of the cameras installed on its vehicles.
Any Tesla owners who work for the military, meanwhile, have been asked to park their vehicle off-site, following concerns that the car-maker is collecting sensitive data. ...
#2 | Posted by LampLighter at 2024-07-18 06:37 PM | Reply | Newsworthy 1
Those Tesla "trucks" are still hilarious. What a --------.
#3 | Posted by LegallyYourDead at 2024-07-20 01:43 PM | Reply | Newsworthy 1
#3
You mean the rolling dumpsters?
Yeah. Raccoons are breaking into them now looking for food.
#4 | Posted by DarkVader at 2024-07-20 02:10 PM | Reply
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