Many are concerned with the ease of which such devices would allow the government to track you.
Officially it would only record data before, during, and after a car crash and a privacy provision is included. But it does give the government the authority to access the black box in a number of circumstances including: court order, consent of the owner, an investigation or inspection, or to determine the need for emergency responses.
Additionally, the same bill allows the IRS to revoke passports of anyone who owes more than $50,000 in back taxes. An odd combination that has some conspiracy theorists in rabid form.
Some theorists have stated that if this technology was ever combined with biometric scanners, the government could control whether or not you could drive your own vehicle, where you could, or when you could.
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