GM settles $220M lawsuit for allegedly selling private driver data
General Motors allegedly sold private information about its customers' driving behavior and location to third parties without permission. Connecticut's Attorney General announced that GM has agreed to pay $220 million to settle a lawsuit over these allegations. The settlement resolves the case.
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2 sourcesGM Agrees to $220M Settlement to Resolve Lawsuit over Data Selling
Vermont to receive $4.5M settlement from General Motors following data privacy investigation
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11 sourcesGM settles $220M lawsuit for allegedly selling private driver data in Florida, other states
GM settles $220M lawsuit for allegedly selling private Wisconsin driver data
36 states reach $220M settlement with General Motors over driver data privacy
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2 sourcesGeneral Motors to pay $220 million over claims it sold drivers’ data for insurance use; WA to get $12.3 million
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