Is gen3 safe from selling your driving data to insurance companies?

As many of you already know, or dont know, most cars; specifically newer cars of all brands are tracking you and invading your privacy. To what extend, i dont know as it differs between brands. Some save your messages and movement, while others are more invasive and record your personal data. Heres an example of what i found;

"According to Mozilla research, popular global brands — including BMW, Ford, Toyota, Tesla, Kia, and Subaru — can collect deeply personal data such as sexual activity, immigration status, race, facial expressions, weight, health and genetic information, and where you drive. Researchers found data is being gathered by sensors, microphones, cameras, and the phones and devices drivers connect to their cars, as well as by car apps, company websites, dealerships, and vehicle telematics."

So far i discovered, Toyota's Data Communication Module (DCM) is what Toyota uses to collect vehicle location and driving data. They will then sell it to third parties or give it to the feds/law enforcement if requested.

I wonder if gen3 is safe from this, or were they putting this technology in our cars as early as 2010.

 

I suppose the difference is, the fridge spying on me wont lead to me paying more for car insurance.

Im well aware my phone is spying, and so is everything else. I go out of my way to degoogle everything I own by swapping to grapheneOS or linux. Not sure how much of a difference that makes, as i dont trust anything sending signals. I tape all my cameras and try to keep things in faraday bags or aluminum foil. I dont use Alexa or anything voice controlled lol. Im very privacy conscious and take extreme OPSEC measures, moreso now because of the current climate of how invasive things have become.