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Nebraska AG: General Motors sold driver data to insurers in 'one-way racket'
Filed in Lancaster County District Court, the complaint alleges GM has since 2015 used its OnStar products and mobile apps to collect "highly specific" driving data before flipping it to third-party brokers who used the data to assign drivers "scores" that car insurance companies then paid to access.
Hilgers said GM allegedly engaged in deceptive business practices in violation of Nebraska's Consumer Protection Act.
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