Nissan NissanConnect
Nissan Motor Co. · Connected Car
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Index
Mozilla named this its worst-rated car brand: the policy lists sexual orientation, sexual activity, precise geolocation, health diagnoses and genetic information among data it may collect, share, and even sell.
Why this rating
Mozilla named Nissan the single worst-rated car brand it has ever reviewed, citing a policy that claims the right to collect, share and even sell sexual orientation, sexual activity, health diagnoses and genetic information.
What it is
- Microphone
- GPS / location
- Requires a cloud account
- Works offline
- Manufacturer
- Nissan Motor Co.
- Category
- Connected Car
- Model years
- 2015-present
- Market status
- Current
- Companion app
- NissanConnect
The evidence 2
Independent research, regulatory action, lawsuits and journalism about how this device handles personal data — the "what actually happens" axis. Each links to its source.
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Mozilla named Nissan its single worst-rated car brand, citing a policy that claims rights to collect and even sell sexual orientation, sexual activity and genetic information.
Why it matters here: Dedicated Mozilla review of Nissan documents its extraordinarily permissive data-collection policy language.
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Mozilla's *Privacy Not Included* review found all 25 major car brands failed its privacy standards, the worst category it had ever reviewed.
Why it matters here: Mozilla's review names Nissan the single worst-rated car brand reviewed.
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