You've imagined a scenario around remote drivers having access to the internal microphones.

Waymo tells you explicitly that all the microphones inside the car are off unless you press the button to call rider support yourself.

If you'd ever ridden in waymo, perhaps you'd recall them telling you that the first time you rode one.

> if you can't think of more perhaps you should keep your comments out of the discussion, because at present you've contributed nothing but ignorance.

You really shouldn't end your comment with that if you're not going to read up on whether a hypothetical scenario you've imagined up is ignorant or not.

have you read terms and conditions? They can access video under near any circumstance, like wanting to check the general cleanliness of the car etc. audio is a bit different, or so they say, but when it comes to companies like this can we really trust what they say? They have an awful habit of lying an awful lot when it comes to data and privacy. Tesla for example recently got in trouble for not really doing as they should regarding sensors, if you recall. Waymo is several leagues above tesla in terms of general professionalism, however, I don't know if they professional enough to not do things they shouldn't, or under-employ folks in charge of implementing barriers to abuse etc.