Thanks to TapTechNews user Xichuangjiushi for the clue! \nTapTechNews reported on May 13th that on April 28th, the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers and the National Computer Network Emergency Response Coordination Center released a report on the inspection of four security requirements for automobile data processing. It mentioned that all models produced at the Tesla Shanghai Gigafactory meet regulatory requirements and is the only foreign-funded company that meets regulatory requirements. In response to this, Fu Bingfeng, Executive Vice President and Secretary-General of CAAM, said in an interview with China Daily that implementing automobile data processing security is a new starting point for the development of smart cars. In the first batch, all six Chinese and foreign carmakers voluntarily participated in the inspection, including the only foreign-funded carmaker, Tesla. According to TapTechNews, the report includes a total of 76 models from six companies such as BYD, Ideal, Lotus, JAC, Tesla, and NIO that meet the four compliance requirements for automobile data security. The four compliance requirements are: anonymization of facial information outside the vehicle, no default collection of cabin data, on-board processing of cabin data, and explicit notification of personal information processing. Complete list: [link to related article].