The GM logo is seen on the facade of the General Motors headquarters in Detroit on March 16, 2021. Rebecca Cook/ReutersGeneral Motors (GM) and a group of California enforcement agencies led by state Attorney General Rob Bonta have reached a settlement, Bonta’s office announced on May 8, requiring GM to pay $12.75 million in penalties and follow driving data restrictions.Bonta’s office cited a 2024 New York Times report on automakers, including GM, sharing consumers’ driving data with insurance companies, with some insurers raising customers’ rates in other states based on the data.
General Motors to Pay California $12.75 Million Over Consumer Data Violations
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