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JAECOO 7 handbook · Driving & driver assistance

Driver assistance data privacy

What DDAW, ADAS and eCall collect
Official manufacturer dataApplies to: Petrol and Super Hybrid (SHS-P)Source: Petrol handbook p207-208 · Super Hybrid handbook p217-218

Chery Automobile Co., Ltd. is the manufacturer responsible for privacy by design in your car.

Driver Drowsiness and Attention Warning (DDAW)

DDAW looks for signs of tiredness. Over a recent time window it monitors how long your eyes are open, blink rate, gaze direction and duration, and yawning, plus speed, gear, door status, steering angle and turning direction.

Note:DDAW is required by law and is on by default. Its data is processed immediately inside the car, used only for the fatigue check and then discarded. It is not stored and does not leave the car.

Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)

To provide driver assistance, the car uses its front, side and rear cameras to capture images of the road and surroundings while driving or after parking - for example to recognise lane lines, road signs, parking signs and traffic lights.

Note:This data is processed for immediate use only and is not stored. It is needed for legitimate interests and to meet legal requirements.

Emergency call (eCall)

If you have an accident or press the SOS button, eCall sends information to the emergency services (the Public Safety Answering Point). By law this is limited to: GPS position, speed, direction of travel, time the call was triggered, eCall status, VIN, model, power type and recorded voice.

Note:This data is collected to meet legal vehicle safety obligations.