Pennsylvania will receive $8.67 million as part of a $220 million multistate settlement with General Motors over allegations the automaker illegally sold consumer driving data to insurance companies.

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Your car may be sharing data with tech giants. A new study shows how connected vehicles can send driver data back to you.

GM's Smart Driver program promised insurance discounts, but investigators say it sold drivers' data without their consent. Now, GM has to pay out $220 million.

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General Motors will pay $220 million to settle a lawsuit over driver data, Engadget reports. The attorneys general of 35 U.S.

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New York on Friday filed court papers related to General Motors' $220 million settlement of allegations that the automaker ...

Data privacy has become an uncomfortable subject for America’s automakers. Within days of General Motors agreeing to a $220 ...

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Just days after General Motors agreed to settle a lawsuit over selling customers’ data without their consent, Ford announced a new “Privacy Promise” policy. In a statement shared on a new website from ...

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