Have you found where it automagically also sends your data to? Isn't it [email protected] ? 
The privacy policy is reasonably solid. Then again, I'm in the software business so I'm well-aware the only way to remain private is to never connect anything to the internet. Given that I already have my phone with me, and onboard wifi, my every move is already being tracked, so I'm opting for the convenience of automatic garage door opening, and lights turning on at night.Have you found where it automagically also sends your data to? Isn't it [email protected] ?![]()
The privacy policy is reasonably solid. Then again, I'm in the software business so I'm well-aware the only way to remain private is to never connect anything to the internet. Given that I already have my phone with me, and onboard wifi, my every move is already being tracked, so I'm opting for the convenience of automatic garage door opening, and lights turning on at night.![]()
It BTs to your phone and then to its cloud (and any/everybody else) from your phone ...Nice device. I am anxious to know how it works out after you tried it for a few days. Do you need the AT&T internet card for communication? Mine expired.
Correct.It BTs to your phone and then to its cloud (and any/everybody else) from your phone ...
Good luck to the insurance company if they want the data. Not everyone has a Automatic compatible car and a lot of people are still driving the really old school models.
BUT as the old cars disappear, new ones WILL have these ports AND their goal is to MANDATE monitoring of your car data. Soon (within a year or 2 I suspect) we will have NO OPTION but to comply or NOT have insurance - how do like that liberty being taken away while you sleep? But wait there's more ... just keep sleeping.Good luck to the insurance company if they want the data. Not everyone has a Automatic compatible car and a lot of people are still driving the really old school models.
Agree. Checking their forum, lots of people griping about that. They claim the 70mph limit is because Automatic's true job is to help you get better gas mileage. Noble, but driving 70 in an 80 would not be a good idea in Texas. :-/That is UGH! It should be intelligent enough to know the speed limits per road. The Nav system displays the speed limit so the device should link to that, or so I would hope!