Ride Privacy: Cameras in Transportation Network Vehicles
New rules require ride-sharing companies to inform passengers about in-car cameras. Passengers gain the right to opt out of rides if a camera is present. This aims to increase privacy and control over recordings during journeys.
Key points
Transportation network companies must notify passengers about in-vehicle recording cameras.
Passengers can opt out of rides if they do not wish to be recorded.
Passenger recordings can only be retained for specific purposes, such as reporting criminal activity.
The Federal Trade Commission will enforce these regulations, protecting passenger rights.
Status:
Introduced
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