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General Motors has settled for $220 million over issues related to the collection and sharing of drivers' private data. The settlement mandates that GM must obtain drivers' express consent before collecting or sharing their data.
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General Motors has settled for $220 million over issues related to the collection and sharing of drivers' private data. The settlement mandates that GM must obtain drivers' express consent before collecting or sharing their data.
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