Dana Nessel condemns GM's collection and sale of driving data without consent.

Dana NesselMichigan attorney general

Condemned

Dana Nessel condemns tracking and selling driving data without consent.

“Discovering after the fact that a company has been tracking and selling their driving data without their consent is unacceptable.”

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Read the official statement (opens in a new tab)Michigan announces $220 million GM driver-data settlementSettlement announcement and Dana Nessel statement

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Where this statement fits

GM says its terms allowed driver-data sharing; consumers dispute consent.

GM and OnStar argue that their user terms and privacy statement permitted collecting and sharing driving data. Consumers in federal litigation say the collection exceeded their authorization. On April 22, 2026, a federal judge allowed the contract claim to proceed while dismissing some other claims. On October 29, Michigan announced a $220 million settlement reached by a coalition of 36 attorneys general. Attorney General Dana Nessel condemned tracking and selling driving data without consent. The consent judgment is stipulated without admission of facts or liability. Michigan says it provides no consumer restitution and that a nationwide private class action remains pending.

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Official statement

Michigan announces $220 million GM driver-data settlement (opens in a new tab)Settlement announcement and Dana Nessel statement

About this source

The attorney general describes allegations, settlement terms and the separate private class action.

Before the quotation

Nessel announced Michigan's participation in the multistate settlement.

After the quotation

She said the settlement will hold GM accountable and secure safeguards. The release says a nationwide private class action remains pending.

How this statement is classified

Condemned

The label describes this statement's response within the context above.

Why this label?

She expressly rejects the data-sharing conduct under scrutiny.

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The Dispute Index. "Dana Nessel condemns GM's collection and sale of driving data without consent.". First published: 2026-11-03. Last updated: 2026-11-03. https://disputeindex.com/events/7805-dana-nessel-condemns-tracking-and-selling-driving-data