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The U.S. has been pushing for a regulatory measure for connected vehicles amid concerns that those cars with cameras, sensors, software and other components -- manufactured in China -- could be used to glean sensitive data about drivers and passengers.
The South Korean automotive industry has been carefully watching the US . regulatory move as it could affect their production of connected vehicles.
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