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Use of auto black boxes in accident cases

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Attached is an article that highlights what a lot of us knew was coming one day: The use of auto black boxes in accident cases.

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Use of auto black boxes in accident cases

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Attached is an article that highlights what a lot of us knew was coming one day: The use of auto black boxes in accident cases.

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POST 1Original post

Attached is an article that highlights what a lot of us knew was coming one day: The use of auto black boxes in accident cases. Accuracy of car 'black boxes' upheld - The Boston Globe I know that there is a computer log of RPM's on the Cayman. Does anyone know to what extent driving/engine/braking records are recorded on the Cayman?

POST 2Original post

It records practically everything - considering the network of sensors that exist on the car and report-in to the CPU for all the systems like ABS, PSM, PASM, etc. all kinds of things are recorded and able to be read-out. brad

POST 4Original post

Thing is that it may record all of that info, but I doubt any dealer could extract that info, since Porsche has not licensed access to the black box to any reader maker, hence investigators can't read it.

POST 5Original post

OK, I read it. Now, how does one protect one's privacy? There must be a way to erase/delete it? I can just see the day when Big Brother does a satellite read out on our cars and docks our bank accounts automatically because our cars ratted out on us.

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