All Cars Sold in the EU Now Require a Camera Aimed at Your Face

The European Union has mandated that all new cars sold in its region must now be equipped with cameras aimed at the driver's face to monitor for signs of distraction. This new regulation aims to significantly reduce the number of accidents caused by driver inattention, which are a leading cause of road fatalities. Critics argue it's an invasion of privacy, while supporters highlight its potential to save lives. The broader implications suggest a shift toward more stringent safety measures and could influence similar regulations worldwide.