Used An Emissions Tuning App? The DOJ Wants Your Data From Apple And Google

If you’ve used an OBDII device to make your car or truck more powerful by circumventing its emissions devices, you may soon be in big trouble. The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) has subpoenaed Apple and Google, ordering them to provide information on at least 100,000 users of the EZ Lynk Auto Agent app, reports Forbes. While this is intended as a means of ensuring there are consequences for those who break the law, albeit now only a civil violation rather than a criminal one, the DOJ’s order raises privacy concerns.Two Sides to the EZ Lynk and DOJ Story

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