This revelation from Toyota comes just two weeks after the firm said 2.15 million Japanese customers had their vehicle data exposed car auto cars
, a Toyota spokesperson confirmed that the carmaker is investigating the issue based on the laws and regulations of each country.
As for the second incident, this time limited to Japan, Toyota has revealed that approximately 260,000 customers using theG-Link connected services have had details about the vehicles available to the public, including vehicle identification numbers, map data updates, and other mapping systems. This leak does not include any data that can be used to identify owners. Information may have been available to view between February 9, 2015 and May 12, 2023.
Toyota says it has found no evidence of the secondary use of information that was available, nor has it found any third-party copies of the information.
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