GM agrees to $220 million multistate privacy settlement
1 Oct 29 12:42 PM · 15d ago · 1 article · 1 source · development 1 of 2
GM agreed to pay $220 million to resolve claims brought by a coalition of 35-36 state attorneys general (plus Washington D.C.) that it illegally sold driver behavior and location data from its Smart Driver program to data brokers, who then sold it to insurers that used it to set or raise premiums.
“People bought a car, not a tracking device.”
Dan RayfieldGeneral Motors Automaker, settling party
Dan Rayfield Oregon Attorney General
Nick Brown Washington Attorney GeneralCharlotte McCoy GM spokesperson
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first by Engadget, 14d ago · also Yahoo Finance, Reuters, Daring Fireball, TechRepublic
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- GM to pay $220 million to settle allegations it violated drivers' privacy Yahoo Finance · 14d ago
- GM to Pay $220 Million After Betraying Their Own Drivers’ Privacy Daring Fireball · 14d ago
- GM’s $220 Million Data Privacy Settlement: What Drivers Need to Know TechRepublic · 10d ago
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4 outlets GM settles with 36 states for selling driver data, agrees to $220 million fine and reforms
first by The Record, 15d ago · also Baltimore Sun, The Drive, Ars Technica
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- Maryland to receive $7.3 million in GM driver data settlement Baltimore Sun · 15d ago
- GM Pays $220 Million After Lawsuit Over Illegally Selling Drivers’ Data: TDS The Drive · 14d ago
- GM to pay $220 million after selling customer Smart Driver data Ars Technica · 14d ago
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first by Courthouse News, 15d ago · also TechCrunch, PennLive
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- GM reaches $220M settlement over selling drivers’ private data TechCrunch · 15d ago
- GM to pay $220M for selling driver data — including from Pa. drivers — to insurance companies PennLive · 13d ago
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first by The Hill, 15d ago · also VTDigger
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first by Investing.com News, 15d ago
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