It looks like it may be the AA's version of On-Star, uses sat-nav and a connection to the ODBC connector to monitor the car.
www.onstar.com/us/en/home.html
BTW. Was browsing my next company car choice and noticed that my employer will not buy vehicles with an On-Star type tracking system if it cannot be de-activated as it would allow the car company to determine where our customers are.
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Why would onstar want to know about your customers? Genuine question.
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I don't know if the locations are stored, but they are available to the Onstar system.
Knowing the locations of our vehicles on a Monday to Friday would give anyone looking at the data a good idea of where our customers are and the ones that we are spending some serious time with.
I guess someone in the fleet team made a decision that this was not acceptable. I do know that some car and electronics manufacturers have business units that are rivals to some of our business units, so I suspect that this may be part of the rationale.
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I think the answer has been missposted in the electric car thread. And fixed. :-)
Last edited by: Old Navy on Wed 30 Sep 15 at 19:22
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Thanks for the info everyone!
Last edited by: Rick O'Shea on Thu 1 Oct 15 at 12:41
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