Car Connectivity Consortium

As I understand it, the CCC's Digital Key specification is what actually powers tech like Apple's Car Key and Samsung's Digital Key. Is there a list of cars that support this spec anywhere? I haven't been able to find any information outside of a couple of press releases.

&gt;<i>&quot;Car Data, will create an ecosystem to link the ever-expanding set of vehicle data to authorized data usage, such as pay-how-you-drive insurance, road monitoring, and fleet management.&quot;</i><p>I hope for once to be surprised with privacy features..

Yeah, OK.<p>But this is why I drive a 20yo car and am serious considering replacing my current iPhone with a burner Dumb phone.<p>The value proposition just isn&#x27;t being made nor delivering anymore!

Yet somehow they can&#x27;t agree on a small handful of wheel bolt patterns.

I&#x27;m going to have to go ahead and say &quot;no&quot; to any more connected devices until I can share in the revenue stream that monetizing my behavior and travels generates.

So no mention of any manufacturers involved, and a mailing address that matches the USB Implementers Forum.<p>Sign me up.

Where does Blackberry&#x27;s QNX and other car platforms fall in &#x2F; relate to this ecosystem?

Odd, I was just testing the mirrorlink protocol on a Samsung device and discovered it was dropped last June by Samsung. I wonder if they will have better luck with this effort.

No thanks. I do not want my privacy violated, security comprised, or have my devices depend on connectivity&#x2F;degrade without connectivity. I also don’t want an insurance industry that forces us to live under the watchful eye of a behavior nanny for mundane daily things like driving.