GM agrees to $220M settlement over sale of drivers' private data
General Motors has reached a $220 million settlement over allegations that it sold drivers' private data. Under the terms of the agreement, GM must obtain drivers' express consent before collecting or sharing their driving and location information. The settlement addresses concerns about how the automaker handled personal data gathered from its vehicles. The case highlights growing scrutiny of data practices in connected cars.
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