I am puzzled. Out of curiosity, may I ask for a little bit more information? When you stated that "I (or any driver) gets a warning that you are approaching a "Speed Camera"" - does it mean that you just hear chime or it is voice warning telling you exactly those words "approaching a "Speed Camera"? The only kind of related and/or similar feature I am aware of ( and wrote about it in one of my posts) is that car front facing camera can recognize clearly visible speed limit signs and will change corresponding speed limit icon accordingly in digital cluster as well as on navigation system map. I have not used Tucson navigation system yet ( get used to and only use Google Maps via Android Auto) but would think that if driver uses navigation system for directions, then, quite possible, when car front camera reads upcoming speed limit change, it would warn driver. Maybe this is what you are referring to? This is just a "wild" guess, because, as I said, I didn't use Tucson navigation system. However, even in this scenario, I would think that if there is a voice based warning - it still would say something like "approaching speed limit change" but not "speed camera" ( especially, considering that speed camera can be placed and removed at any time of day).