General Motors to Pay $220 Million to Settle Allegations It Sold Drivers’ Data to Insurers: Oregon AG Says ‘People Bought a Car, Not a Tracking Device’
GM will pay $220 Million to settle claims it sold drivers’ location and behavior data to insurers, agreeing to stronger privacy protections.
General Motors is paying $220 million because it sold driver information to insurance companies without clear permission. When a company gets in trouble for privacy problems, watch whether they fix the issue and keep customers' information safe.
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