Automakers like General Motors are providing data about driving behavior to insurance companies without informing affected drivers. This data includes details such as trip information, distances, times, braking and acceleration patterns, all collected without explicit consent.
Consumers, including the reporter herself, discovered that their driving data was being shared with data brokers like LexisNexis Risk Solutions and Verisk, affecting insurance premiums. Despite not enrolling in programs like Smart Driver, their data was still collected and shared.
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