BYD rewrote its Australian privacy policy to remove China and surveillance 76 minutes before replying to Four Corners. China's National Intelligence Law requires companies to assist intelligence work and keep it secret. America has written down much the same thing: the CLOUD Act reaches data US companies hold anywhere, and Section 702 targets non-Americans overseas without individual warrants. General Motors stores Australian customer data in the United States. Australia's new smart device standards cover vacuum cleaners and carve out cars.

Chapters:
00:00 The BYD Hack
01:28 BYD's Rewritten Policy
01:55 China's Intelligence Law
03:16 CLOUD Act and 702
04:32 Where Car Data Goes
06:02 Canberra Signed Up
07:11 No Rule for Cars

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