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Ford Promises Not to Sell Your Driving Data as GM Pays $220 Million to Settle Claims It Did Just That
Ford’s new privacy pledge arrives as automakers face growing scrutiny over how they collect and share drivers' data.
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Ford seems to be taking a lesson from rival General Motors, which recently faced legal trouble over how it handled customers’ driving data.
The automaker announced Monday a new initiative it’s calling the Ford Privacy Promise, which aims to give customers more transparency and control over the data collected by its increasingly connected vehicles.
As part of the initiative, Ford is promising…
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