Aug 13 (Reuters) - General Motors (GM.N), has been sued by the state of Texas, which accused the automaker of installing technology on more than 14 million vehicles to collect data about drivers, which it then sold to insurers and other companies without drivers’ consent.

  • @[email protected]
    28•3 months ago

    Paxton said GM’s data were used to compile “Driving Scores” assessing whether more than 1.8 million Texas drivers had “bad” habits such as speeding, braking too fast, steering too sharply into turns, not using seatbelts and driving late at night.

    Fuck you for working the 2nd or 3rd shift, or having a social life

    • @[email protected]
      15•3 months ago

      It’s not just GM, either. My insurance app, and the apps of two other insurance companies that I know of, do the same with night driving. I would get off of work and drive home, just to see the driving score get lowered. Twas bullshit.

      • Eggyhead
        8•3 months ago

        What’s this? You USE the vehicle you’re insuring? Well that means we need to rais your premiums.

        • @[email protected]
          2•3 months ago

          Night hours, which I’m not sure exactly when they start and stop, but I was seeing it for when I was driving home around 0000-0500 hours