FCC Proposes Rule to Block Abusers from Tracking Victims in Connected Vehicles

The initiative, led by FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel, follows the Safe Connections Act and seeks to enhance privacy and safety for domestic abuse survivors.

The FCC is considering a rule to prevent domestic abusers from tracking victims through connected vehicles.
Jessica Rosenworcel, FCC Chairwoman, initiated the process for new regulations following the Safe Connections Act.
Automakers like Toyota and Ford have shown willingness to assist abused partners by removing access to vehicle location information.
The proposed rule would undergo public and industry comment if approved by the commission.
The initiative aims to ensure the safety and privacy of domestic abuse survivors using connected car technology.