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TECHNOLOGY • UNITED STATES

GM agrees to $220 million settlement over driver data

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General Motors agreed to a $220 million settlement over selling driver data, according to The Epoch Times. The report says the data included behavioral measures such as late-night driving and seat-belt use; it does not provide further settlement details.

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The settlement concerns how a major U.S. automaker handles driver information, with potential relevance to consumers and businesses that collect vehicle data. The article does not specify who will receive payments or what other terms apply.