GM to Pay $220M to Settle Driver Privacy Violations Across 35 States

General Motors agreed to a $220 million settlement with 35 states and DC over allegations it sold driving-habit and location data of millions of drivers without consent. The settlement imposes new data-collection and sharing obligations on GM. This marks a significant regulatory enforcement action in the auto-data privacy space, potentially setting a precedent for other automakers.

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