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GM to pay $220 million to settle allegations it violated consumers’ privacy
Jenna Larson
Jenna Larson
Bureau Chief · Fargo, ND
Jenna Larson has been reporting on the Fargo region for over 15 years. She graduated from North Dakota State University and began her career at The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead before joining the Bison Current network. Jenna's focus is on community events, local initiatives, and the stories that make Fargo unique.
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Oct 29 (Reuters) – General Motors will pay $220 million to settle allegations that it illegally sold consumers’ private driver behavior data and location information to third parties, Washington state’s attorney general said on Thursday. Washington Attorney General Nick Brown said the state co-led a coalition of 36 attorneys general in the case against GM. He said recipients of the consumer data included brokers who sold the data to insurers, which then used the data in part to set insurance rates. (Reporting by Jonathan Stempel in New York, Editing by Franklin Paul)
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