PA TO RECEIVE SETTLEMENT FROM GENERAL MOTORS

General Motors will pay 220-million dollars to settle allegations it sold drivers’ personal data without their knowledge.  The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office says the state will receive almost eight-point-seven-million dollars as part of the multistate settlement.  Investigators say GM tracked driving habits, including speeding and hard braking, and shared that information with data brokers and insurance companies without proper consent.  Attorney General Dave Sunday said, “Pennsylvanians deserve transparency and honesty about how their personal data is collected, shared, and used.”