GM settles California driver privacy probe for $12.75M

GM will pay 12.75 million dollars to settle claims it sold driver data without consent. The deal includes a five-year ban on selling personal information.

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GENERAL MOTORS CO will pay $12.75 million to settle a United States investigation into the illegal sale of California driver data. The settlement follows allegations that GM sold detailed driving habits of hundreds of thousands of consumers to data brokers.

Monetizing Driver Habits Without Consent

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