Moovit is a free, ad-supported transit-navigation app (Moovit App Global Ltd., Israel) acquired by Intel via Mobileye in 2020 and now formally listed as a subsidiary of NASDAQ-listed Mobileye Global Inc. Its App Store privacy label discloses collection of precise and coarse location, identifiers and device/user IDs linked to identity for Third-Party Advertising, analytics, diagnostics and personalization purposes, and states identifiers may be used to track the user across apps and websites owned by other companies. Google Play's independently developer-declared Data safety section confirms the Android build shares Financial info and Device-or-other-IDs with third parties. Mobileye Global's FY2025 Form 10-K names Moovit App Global Ltd. and Moovit, Inc. among its subsidiaries and discloses that Intel beneficially owns roughly 77% of Mobileye's common stock and 96.9% of its voting power, and separately flags as a risk that integrating Moovit "may provide us with access to personal information of users." No Moovit-specific breach, FTC action or regulator order was found; Mobileye's 10-K discloses past data breaches and cyberattacks group-wide with no material adverse impact, and the operator's own web-hosted privacy policy pages could not be retrieved (client-rendered JS shells on moovit.com/moovitapp.com, the latter blocked by an AWS WAF bot challenge, and Wayback snapshots returned the same empty shell).
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Moovit's iOS App Store privacy label (developer-declared by Moovit App Global LTD) states that Location (Precise Location and Coarse Location) is collected and linked to the user's identity, used for purposes including Product Personalization and App Functionality, alongside Identifiers, User ID, Device ID and Usage Data used for Analytics and Diagnostics.
Mobileye Global Inc.'s FY2025 Form 10-K (filed 2026-02-12) discloses that Intel beneficially owns approximately 77.0% of Mobileye's outstanding common stock and 96.9% of its voting power as of February 3, 2026, establishing Intel as Mobileye's (and therefore Moovit's) controlling shareholder.
Exhibit 21.1 (List of Subsidiaries) to Mobileye Global Inc.'s FY2025 Form 10-K names 'Moovit App Global Ltd. (Israel)' and 'Moovit, Inc. (Delaware)' among Mobileye's subsidiaries, formally documenting Moovit's place in the Mobileye/Intel corporate chain in a mandatory SEC filing.
The Moovit Android app's Google Play Data safety section (developer-declared) states the app may share Financial info and Device-or-other-IDs with third parties, and separately discloses collection of Location, Personal info and other categories.
Mobileye Global Inc.'s FY2025 Form 10-K (filed with the SEC 2026-02-12) discloses as a risk factor that Mobileye anticipates its collection of personal information may increase with 'our integration of Moovit, which may provide us with access to personal information of users' — i.e., Moovit user data is disclosed as flowing to its new corporate parent as integration proceeds.
Mobileye Global Inc.'s FY2025 Form 10-K (filed 2026-02-12) states the company has experienced past data breaches, cyberattacks and similar incidents group-wide but that none resulted in a material adverse impact; no Moovit-specific breach, FTC action or regulator order was found in the filing's Legal Proceedings section or elsewhere.
Moovit's iOS App Store privacy label states that Identifiers may be used to track the user across apps and websites owned by other companies, and separately lists Identifiers, User ID and Device ID as data linked to identity for Third-Party Advertising purposes; the listing also discloses the app 'Contains Advertising.'