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GM settles with Utah, other states, after being accused of selling driver data to insurance companies

By ABC4 · October 29, 2026 · 1 min read
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General Motors is settling for $220 million with Utah and 33 other states, including Washington, D.C., after being sued for allegedly selling data from its Smart Driver program to insurance companies. Utah will receive $6,938,619 from the settlement.

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