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GM must pay millions for selling your data
Executive Summary
Summary: General Motors will pay California $12.75 million for selling driver data to third-party brokers without consent. The settlement prohibits GM from selling driving data for five years and requires deletion of collected information. The company had sold location and driving behaviour data from hundreds of thousands of Californians through OnStar.
Brands mentioned: General Motors, LexisNexis Risk Solutions, Verisk Analytics
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GM must pay millions for selling your data
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