General Motors to pay $12.5 million to settle claims it illegally sold California driver data

The settlement is the largest California Consumer Privacy Act penalty in the state's history.

GM to pay $12.75 million penalty for selling driver data. That's good news for GM investors.

It's not really about protecting privacy.

California penalizes General Motors $12.75M for selling drivers’ data

The state secured it’s largest-ever financial penalties from a company violating the state’s Consumer Privacy Protection Act.

General Motors to pay $12.75M over alleged California driver data sales

General Motors will pay $12.75 million to settle a California consumer protection lawsuit alleging the automaker secretly ...
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Unpacking California's Record CCPA Settlement with GM Over Connected Vehicle Data Sales

In the largest proposed settlement under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) to date, General Motors LLC and its subsidiary OnStar will ...
Las Vegas Sun

GM to pay a record penalty for breaking California privacy law

General Motors agreed to pay $12.75 million in civil penalties for selling driving data of hundreds of thousands of ...
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Five Lessons From California’s OnStar Privacy Settlement

California has reached a $12.75 million settlement with General Motors over the company’s treatment of OnStar driving data.

General Motors to pay $12.75m settlement for selling drivers’ location and data

Automaker had given ‘numerous statements reassuring drivers that it would not do so’, says California attorney general ...
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General Motors to pay $12.75M to settle consumer protection lawsuit

General Motors will pay $12.75 million to resolve a civil lawsuit alleging that from 2020-24, the company unlawfully sold ...

GM agrees to pay $12.75 million to settle California lawsuit over misuse of customers' driving data

Following its settlement with the FTC earlier this year over its sale of drivers' data to brokers, General Motors has now ...