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GM and OnStar agree to strict new privacy rules after FTC finds they sold user location and driving data without consent.
The FTC has finalized a settlement with General Motors and OnStar over allegations they collected and sold consumer geolocation and driving data without proper consent.
For five years, GM and OnStar cannot share this data with consumer reporting agencies.
For the next 20 years, they must obtain clear, affirmative consent before collecting data, allow users to access and delete their information, and provide opt-out and disable options.
The FTC also found deceptive enrollment practices for OnStar and Smart Driver.
The order strengthens privacy protections and consumer control over vehicle data.
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GM y OnStar acuerdan nuevas reglas de privacidad estrictas después de que la FTC descubra que vendieron la ubicación del usuario y los datos de conducción sin consentimiento.