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Nanny tracking.
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You are asking for a "friend"?
Yes, a " friend" who isn't excited about his insurance co. using it to contest a claim. He's known to drive a little over the speed limit as well and is not sold on law enforcement being able to get into it.
HillCountry
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There’s a black box? 
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The only two monitors I am aware of are:
- If the airbags are deployed in an accident, the car is able to use UVO to call 911 for you
- UVO data service can locate your car via GPS and provide a trip history (point a to point b)
They can do more. Goggle what the cops were able to determine on Tiger Wood's accident. It records in a loop . available through court order. Just about every new car has it. Insurance cos love it. How many of us stay within the speed limit?
The manufactures say they use it for "research".
