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  1. General Motors is leveraging its OnStar platform to drive growth in software revenue.
  2. OnStar data was shared and sold to insurance companies by General Motors.

General Motors and its OnStar service are facing scrutiny after using customer driving data, sharing it with brokers, and subsequently issuing a five-year ban on selling this information.

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General Motors and its OnStar service are facing scrutiny after using customer driving data, sharing it with brokers, and subsequently issuing a five-year ban on selling this information.

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  1. AG Knudsen filed a lawsuit alleging GM and OnStar engaged in deceptive data practices.1 source
  2. GM/OnStar used customer driving data and is now under investigation, leading to a five-year ban on selling the data.1 source

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