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How to know if your car is tracking you, risking higher insurance

How to know if your car is tracking you, risking higher insurance
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Automakers selling data to insurers raises privacy concerns

A recent New York Times investigation found cases where drivers were unknowingly tracked by their car, and their driving behavior was sold and led to increases in their auto insurance

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Automakers selling data to insurers raises privacy concerns | News

A recent New York Times investigation found cases where drivers were unknowingly tracked by their car, and their driving behavior was sold and led to increases in their auto insurance

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How to Know if Your Car Is Tracking You, Risking Higher Insurance

A recent New York Times investigation revealed some automakers sell data on driving behavior, like speeding, hard breaking and late night driving, which can then be purchased by car insurers.

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Automakers selling data to insurers raises privacy concerns

A recent New York Times investigation found cases where drivers were unknowingly tracked by their car, and their driving behavior was sold and led to increases in their auto insurance

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