M.A.N.
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That's what I did, I took my money and ran Friday. Had the oil changed in my Ranger, got oil and filter for a oil change in GT350 and 38 qts of 5w-30. All with my points.
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Just got off the phone with Ford and was told it would be taken care of but it can take up to 30 days before it quits sharing data
V00D00
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Well one picture worth million words. What else do you need to believe.
I still believe its data under a generic approach vs, YOU/US/our names. But hey, maybe im wrong and my personal driving habits ARE THE REASON no insurance companies have offered me coverage hahahahah!!
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Yesterday I decided to Delete My Personal Information under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Here is the e-mail I received from Ford today.
Thank you for submitting your “Delete My PI” request under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). The CCPA does not allow us to act on a request unless we can verify it. We would like to share some information with you about what it means to “verify” a request and what you can expect during our verification process.
Our Verification Process:
First, we will use the information you submitted with your request to determine if we have personal information about you in our system. If we’re not able to locate you in our system, we will notify you of that.
Next, the CCPA’s privacy rights are granted to California consumers, so we need to confirm that you are a California resident. We are not currently extending the CCPA’s privacy rights to residents of other states. If it appears you are not a resident of California, we will notify you of that.
Finally, the CCPA requires us to verify your identity – in other words, that the person making the “Delete My PI” request is really you and not someone else posing as you. To do this, we will try to match information that you give us with information that we maintain and have determined is reliable for the purpose of identity verification.
In connection with these efforts, we may ask you to answer some additional Verification Questions. The information you provide could help us to verify your identity. The Verification
Questions will also include a return date. It is important that you return your answers to us by that date so that we may respond to your “Delete My PI” request within the time required by the CCPA.
Please be aware that not answering the additional Verification Questions may affect whether we can verify your identity. Answering the Verification Questions, however, does not guarantee that we will be able to verify your identity. If we’re not able to verify your identity to the degree of certainty required by the CCPA, we will notify you of that.
If we’re able to verify your identity to the degree of certainty required by the CCPA, we will take action on your “Delete My PI” request and provide you with a response that explains what we did.
You can be assured that we will use the information you submitted with your request and your answers to the Verification Questions only for our verification efforts, purposes of security and fraud prevention, and the record-keeping provisions of the CCPA.
When You Can Expect to Hear from Us:
We try to respond to CCPA requests promptly, but our ability to do so is affected by the number of requests we receive.
If we’re able to locate you in our system and verify your identity based on the information you provided with your request, you should receive our response to your request within 5-6 weeks.
If we’re able to locate you in our system but not able to verify your identity based on the information you submitted with your request, we will send you the additional Verification Questions in approximately 2-3 weeks. If you return your answers to the Verification Questions by the indicated return date, you should receive our response to your request approximately 3-4 weeks after that. The nature of our response will depend on whether we’re able to verify your request as required by the CCPA.
How We Communicate with You:
If you selected “email” as your preferred contact method, “DocuSign” is the tool that you and we will use to communicate securely with each other. The DocuSign email will include instructions on how to use the tool, including how to perform an important authentication measure.
If you selected “US mail” as your preferred contact method, we will send our communications to the address you provided when you submitted your request.
Extension of Time:
If we need to extend the time to respond to your request (which the CCPA permits), we will notify you of that within 45 days of your request.
Thank you again for submitting your CCPA “Delete My PI” request and for your help as we work to evaluate your request.
Yours truly,
Ford | Lincoln Customer Processing Team
Thank you for submitting your “Delete My PI” request under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). The CCPA does not allow us to act on a request unless we can verify it. We would like to share some information with you about what it means to “verify” a request and what you can expect during our verification process.
Our Verification Process:
First, we will use the information you submitted with your request to determine if we have personal information about you in our system. If we’re not able to locate you in our system, we will notify you of that.
Next, the CCPA’s privacy rights are granted to California consumers, so we need to confirm that you are a California resident. We are not currently extending the CCPA’s privacy rights to residents of other states. If it appears you are not a resident of California, we will notify you of that.
Finally, the CCPA requires us to verify your identity – in other words, that the person making the “Delete My PI” request is really you and not someone else posing as you. To do this, we will try to match information that you give us with information that we maintain and have determined is reliable for the purpose of identity verification.
In connection with these efforts, we may ask you to answer some additional Verification Questions. The information you provide could help us to verify your identity. The Verification
Questions will also include a return date. It is important that you return your answers to us by that date so that we may respond to your “Delete My PI” request within the time required by the CCPA.
Please be aware that not answering the additional Verification Questions may affect whether we can verify your identity. Answering the Verification Questions, however, does not guarantee that we will be able to verify your identity. If we’re not able to verify your identity to the degree of certainty required by the CCPA, we will notify you of that.
If we’re able to verify your identity to the degree of certainty required by the CCPA, we will take action on your “Delete My PI” request and provide you with a response that explains what we did.
You can be assured that we will use the information you submitted with your request and your answers to the Verification Questions only for our verification efforts, purposes of security and fraud prevention, and the record-keeping provisions of the CCPA.
When You Can Expect to Hear from Us:
We try to respond to CCPA requests promptly, but our ability to do so is affected by the number of requests we receive.
If we’re able to locate you in our system and verify your identity based on the information you provided with your request, you should receive our response to your request within 5-6 weeks.
If we’re able to locate you in our system but not able to verify your identity based on the information you submitted with your request, we will send you the additional Verification Questions in approximately 2-3 weeks. If you return your answers to the Verification Questions by the indicated return date, you should receive our response to your request approximately 3-4 weeks after that. The nature of our response will depend on whether we’re able to verify your request as required by the CCPA.
How We Communicate with You:
If you selected “email” as your preferred contact method, “DocuSign” is the tool that you and we will use to communicate securely with each other. The DocuSign email will include instructions on how to use the tool, including how to perform an important authentication measure.
If you selected “US mail” as your preferred contact method, we will send our communications to the address you provided when you submitted your request.
Extension of Time:
If we need to extend the time to respond to your request (which the CCPA permits), we will notify you of that within 45 days of your request.
Thank you again for submitting your CCPA “Delete My PI” request and for your help as we work to evaluate your request.
Yours truly,
Ford | Lincoln Customer Processing Team
drummerboy
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Holy crap, it's not a quick and simple thing, eh? And who knows, after all that, that what they're deleting even gives you the effect you desire.
Don't get me wrong, I'd still do it, but wow does it seem like they don't make it easy. Would be nice if the default were OPT OUT and there were HONEST opt-in's in the first place.
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NaughtyCar
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What year vehicles does this CRAZZY ASS Fordpass cover? When did it start?
petronix
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If Ford is indeed in cahoots with your insurance carrier sending them data from your car, and your car is not sending this data when it should be, do you think your insurance company will default you to lower or higher rates anyway?
gfcobra04
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Have y’all checked your sync version?
Mine updated on 7/30/20 at 2:23pm to v3.4. So my car connected to Ford.
I’m not sure how my car connected because I haven’t turned on WiFi or activated ford pass. I guess the car used my cellphone to dial home(Ford).
Mine updated on 7/30/20 at 2:23pm to v3.4. So my car connected to Ford.
I’m not sure how my car connected because I haven’t turned on WiFi or activated ford pass. I guess the car used my cellphone to dial home(Ford).
drummerboy
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It connected via the modem. Passenger compartment fuse #8 on your car I believe.
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drummerboy
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Nope, it's activated and communicating before it leaves the factory.
Why does Ford pay AT&T for this? Your data is $ to them.
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Why do we not think the unit isn't actively cracking local WIFI networks even if we disable it?
(PS, IF WE LIVED IN EUROPE, you would have recourse to sue)
(PS, IF WE LIVED IN EUROPE, you would have recourse to sue)
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How would you know? Kindle's have a cellular connection that you have to "PAY" for... What is preventing from phoning home?
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Listen, I support you in this.. Fight the good fight. I'm not giving you your beer back. Coronavirus or not, that shit is mine.
drummerboy
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I think we're devolving from plausibility here.