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A Multi-Million-Dollar Settlement
Last week, General Motors agreed to pay $220 million to settle allegations that it improperly sold customers’ driving behavior and location data to third-party data brokers, which subsequently passed the information to insurance companies. The controversy has put a bigger question in front of the automotive industry: How much information should automakers collect from connected vehicles, and how much control should owners have over it?
Ford, meanwhile, is making its position clear through a newly announced initiative called the Privacy Promise.
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