Texas AG Sues GM for Allegedly Selling Driver Data Without Consent

The lawsuit claims GM used vehicle technology to collect and sell detailed driving data, violating consumer privacy laws.

Texas AG Ken Paxton accuses GM of deceptive practices impacting 1.8 million Texans.
Data was allegedly sold to insurance companies to create driving scores affecting premiums.
The lawsuit seeks monetary relief, penalties, and the destruction of improperly collected data.
GM claims to be in discussions with the AG's office and shares the desire to protect consumer privacy.
This marks the first state lawsuit against an automaker for privacy violations.