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General Motors has reached a $220 million settlement with 35 states and Washington, D.C., over allegations of selling drivers' data to insurance companies. The announcement was made by state attorneys general, including Dan Rayfield and Nick Brown.
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General Motors has reached a $220 million settlement with 35 states and Washington, D.C., over allegations of selling drivers' data to insurance companies. The announcement was made by state attorneys general, including Dan Rayfield and Nick Brown.
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35 states, DC reach $220M settlement with General Motors over driver data privacy
General Motors to pay $220 million settlement over driver data privacy