[Bimmerfun82]

Originally Posted by Needsdecaf

How did you run this report?

Go to myBMW on your computer, go to my data and run the report. It only takes 5 minutes to run, then the download is available.

[christianb5s4]

I tracked down the permissions section on MYBMW and it said this: Requested Access Permissions- No BMW CarData access permissions found.

Does that mean I'm good to go?

[biggripper]

Originally Posted by christianb5s4

I tracked down the permissions section on MYBMW and it said this: Requested Access Permissions- No BMW CarData access permissions found.

Does that mean I'm good to go?

Same. I’m honestly not sure. I thought mine might because I currently live in the UK with my car so some of my connected services and my eSIM aren’t active until I move back to the US with the car.

[Bimmerfun82]

Originally Posted by christianb5s4

I tracked down the permissions section on MYBMW and it said this: Requested Access Permissions- No BMW CarData access permissions found.

Does that mean I'm good to go?

Think so. I perused the fine print of the user agreement, which includes language to the effect of: you must expressly provide permission for each and every data release to a third party.

[utsteve98]

Don’t worry. If you’re opting out of your car data, then Apple or Android are selling it and know exactly how fast you are moving, accelerating or braking just from your phone. Ha.

[vasillalov]

Originally Posted by kjx

Even if BMW may have nothing to do with this, I’m glad I go out of my way to disenroll from third-party sharing where allowed.

What I hadn’t done, but will do now, is to also turn off non-required usage analysis in iDrive.

That's the first thing I turned off before I even drove off the dealership.

[vasillalov]

Originally Posted by utsteve98

Don’t worry. If you’re opting out of your car data, then Apple or Android are selling it and know exactly how fast you are moving, accelerating or braking just from your phone. Ha.

I randomize my android auto data. Ha!

[FC4]

Fun fact: The demographic of people who claim to be most concerned about their data being sold happen to also be the least valuable.

[TJR_///M3]

Checked on MyBMW - best done directly on the web, but you can access it through the phone app as it takes you to the web.
On the web:
1. Go to My Vehicles
2. View Vehicle Profile
3. Select Car Data from the drop down menu top right
You will find everything there.
Under ‘Manage access permissions’ mine said “No BMW CarData access permissions found.” (Phew!!)

Just a thought for those who are inadvertently sharing data (presumably not for a BMW), what happens if you track the vehicle?