Now you can see where people really go when they borrow your car
Feb17
Verizon’s Hum device already brings roadside assistance and connectivity to cars and now it’s about to deliver peace of mind as well with its latest update. The Hum will soon allow its users to pre-set for limits things like speed, distance travelled and the areas the car can be driven in. This will allow parents, or anyone that shares a car, to monitor how it is being used when they’re not in the driving seat. It also means sneaky teenagers won’t be able to lie about where they are going as the car’s owner will get a notification if the…
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