The State of Texas sued
General Motors “profited handsomely” from licensing agreements that allowed the carmaker to share telematics and other data with third-party data brokers, who then licensed the data to insurers, according to the filing.
“Insurers could—and did—use these scores and data to make significant decisions that impacted customers including monthly premium increases dropped coverage, or coverage denials,” the filing states. The complaint alleges that General Motors sold the driving data of over ...
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