EZ Lynk sells OBDII devices that some customers deploy to defeat their vehicles' emissions systems. The feds want access to more than 100,000 users' data so they can investigate. The post DOJ Orders Apple, Google to Hand Over OBDII App User Data in Emissions Probe appeared first on The Drive.

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