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Tesla workers shared ‘intimate’ car camera images, ex-employees allege: ‘Massive invasion of privacy’
Hearsay from ex-employees do not equal proof, though.
You asked how it can be abused. This is one way it can be abused.
If it's computer, it can be hacked. Doesn't have to be the car company itself that does the spying, though considering the track record of American companies, it wouldn't surprise me. It could be you local police department, your distrustful partner, etc...
“This is one way it can be abused”
And what is this exactly? You never provided a valid example of anything…
Then I would suggest you to re-read the article and spend a minute to think about how that relates to how the technology can be abused. I'm not sure I can make it more obvious, and honestly if feels like you don't understand it in bad faith.
Again, hearsay is not proof of anything my guy, so you've not provided anything that proves your hypothetical abuse.
You asked how it can be done