Bleepingcomputer FTC Bans GM from Selling Driver Location Data for Five Years
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has finalized an order prohibiting General Motors and its OnStar service from selling drivers' location and driving data without consent. This order, which follows a proposed settlement reached a year prior, mandates GM to enhance transparency and secure explicit consumer consent for data collection.
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