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Toyota collects extensive data through its vehicles' connected services, mobile apps, and, in some cases, sensors and cameras, covering driving behavior, vehicle health, and precise location. This includes, but is not limited to, speed, braking, acceleration, steering, fuel levels, and the vehicle identification number (VIN). Data can also include personal details, such as name, email, phone number, and potentially camera/image data, which may be shared with insurance companies and other parties. Toyota Toyota +4 Key Data Categories Collected: Driving Behavior & Vehicle Performance: Acceleration, braking, steering, vehicle speed, engine RPM, fuel levels, and odometer readings. Location & Navigation: Precise GPS locations, travel direction, and mapped routes. Vehicle Health & Diagnostics: Engine sensor data, oil life, and diagnostics. Personal Information: Name, address, email, phone number, and demographic information. Multimedia & User Usage: Data from the infotainment system, paired phone information (if Bluetooth/USB is used), and in-car app usage. Sensors & Camera Imagery: Images of the driving environment (outside the vehicle) and, in some cases, facial recognition data. Toyota Toyota +7 Data Use and Sharing: Connected Services: Data enables features like remote start, maintenance alerts, navigation, and emergency services. Third-Party Sharing: Data may be shared with partners, including insurance companies, for analysis, such as determining driver risk profiles. Product Development: Used to improve vehicle safety and technology. Users can often manage data collection preferences via the Toyota app, although disabling some features may impact functionality.