China develops machines that can track data sent abroad by cars ...Middle East

China Automotive Engineering Research Institute Co Ltd (CAERI) said in a statement it has developed a system to analyze the path of data transmission by using a communication-detection device to monitor uploaded data and data gathered from vehicles in a testing environment.

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