Your car is collecting and selling your data—from driving habits to voice recordings—without your full consent. Learn how ...

Indiana sues GM, OnStar over data-selling practices OnStar and SOS buttons are shown May 3, 2024, in a Chevrolet vehicle in Lafayette, California. (Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images) ...

GM reached a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission earlier this year and halted the Smart Driver program in 2024, unenrolling customers and ending their third-party relationships, according ...

State sues General Motors, OnStar, claiming deceptive practices March 27, 2025 | Indiana Lawyer Staff Keywords Auto Industry / GM / Lawsuits Comments Print ...

President Donald Trump fired two Democratic commissioners at the Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday, both of whom now say they plan to sue to get their jobs back. The firings hit Commissioners ...

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has sued GM and its subsidiary OnStar, alleging the automaker illegally sold driver data to third parties, who then provided it to insurers.

In January, the FTC placed a five-year ban on General Motors and OnStar. It prevents them from disclosing consumers sensitive geolocation and driver behavior data to reporting agencies.

"I never imagined that every trip, every turn, every time I press the gas, press the brake, that someone is looking over my shoulder and taking note of that and sending it to the insurance company ...

Under the terms of a settlement GM reached with the FTC this month, the company won't be allowed to collect location or driver behavior data for five years. When the time comes that they can again ...

GM and OnStar are facing intense scrutiny over data collection practices, with more than two dozen new lawsuits filed over the issue since March of last year.