Overview
- 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.