>Genetic information is also included, but come on, does a KIA steering wheel suck up your sweat and send it to an hidden PCR machine???
Might be CYA, but I suspect it's more like "If we hit up 23andMe (who definitely sells deidentified genetic data and in all likelihood also sells the same tracking info from using their site as everyone else) maybe we have enough inference to figure out your generic makeup."
Even on an intellectual level, I'm curious if this can be done. So yeah, pretty sure Kia's data science team is more than encouraged to crack that code
Might be CYA, but I suspect it's more like "If we hit up 23andMe (who definitely sells deidentified genetic data and in all likelihood also sells the same tracking info from using their site as everyone else) maybe we have enough inference to figure out your generic makeup."
Even on an intellectual level, I'm curious if this can be done. So yeah, pretty sure Kia's data science team is more than encouraged to crack that code