Captured before automated identity checks (Oct 14, 2026): accurate as of its capture on Jun 19, 2026; our capture on Oct 21, 2026 found the same text, but its identity was not checked by them.
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“If you use artificial intelligence (AI) assistants in your vehicle or our Vehicle Mobile Apps, we may collect information about those interactions. This includes information you choose to share with the assistant and information about what you are trying to do...”
“If we have actual knowledge that we are selling or sharing Personal Information from a child at least 13 years of age but not yet 16 years of age, we require affirmative authorization from the individual.”
“As reasonably necessary to comply with a lawful government request, regulatory requirement, legal order, or similar obligation, which must be in the form of a warrant or court order, absent exigent circumstances or applicable statutory authority”
“De-identified data is not Personal Information and may be used and disclosed for purposes not described in this Privacy Statement.”
“Information about how you drive a vehicle that is linked or reasonably linkable to you, such as vehicle speed, seatbelt use information, information about braking and acceleration habits, and related trip time and duration.”
“General Motors Insurance when you have given your affirmative consent to disclose Driver Behavior Information or Precise Geolocation Information for usage-based insurance offers or to help determine your rate for an insurance quote or policy”
This document explains what personal information General Motors collects when you use a GM vehicle or its apps — including exactly how you drive, where you go, and what you say to in-vehicle AI assistants — and how that information may be shared. Your precise location data can be kept for up to three years. You have the right to opt out of General Motors selling your personal information, and if you are between 13 and 15 years old, GM requires your affirmative authorization before selling or sharing your data.
This Privacy Statement establishes General Motors' data collection, use, sharing, and retention practices for personal information tied to vehicle use and digital interactions. General Motors collects granular driving behavior data (speed, braking, acceleration, seatbelt use, trip duration), precise geolocation for up to three years, and AI assistant interaction data including user intent. Sharing with government entities is gated on a warrant or court order absent exigent circumstances or applicable statutory authority; sharing of driver behavior and precise geolocation with General Motors Insurance requires affirmative consumer consent. De-identified data falls outside the Statement's use restrictions entirely, and the Statement does not govern personal information GM dealers collect independently beyond what they disclose to General Motors.
General Motors collects detailed, individually attributable data about driving behavior, precise vehicle location, and AI assistant interactions — including what a user is trying to do — whenever a vehicle is in use or certain events occur. Precise geolocation data is retained for up to three years. General Motors will not share driver behavior or precise location data with General Motors Insurance unless you affirmatively consent, and it will not sell or use for profiling or targeted advertising the personal information of anyone it knows or should have known is under 18. The Privacy Statement does not protect personal information that GM dealers collect on their own, so separate inquiries to dealers apply for that data. You can exercise your right to opt out of the sale of your personal information directly with General Motors.
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“If we have actual knowledge that we are selling or sharing Personal Information from a child at least 13 years of age but not yet 16 years of age, we require affirmative authorization from the individual.”
“If you use artificial intelligence (AI) assistants in your vehicle or our Vehicle Mobile Apps, we may collect information about those interactions. This includes information you choose to share with the assistant and information about what you are trying to …”
“As reasonably necessary to comply with a lawful government request, regulatory requirement, legal order, or similar obligation, which must be in the form of a warrant or court order, absent exigent circumstances or applicable statutory authority”
“De-identified data is not Personal Information and may be used and disclosed for purposes not described in this Privacy Statement.”
“Information about how you drive a vehicle that is linked or reasonably linkable to you, such as vehicle speed, seatbelt use information, information about braking and acceleration habits, and related trip time and duration.”
“General Motors Insurance when you have given your affirmative consent to disclose Driver Behavior Information or Precise Geolocation Information for usage-based insurance offers or to help determine your rate for an insurance quote or policy”
“We do not sell or process for profiling or targeted advertising the Personal Information of children we know or should have known to be under 18 years of age.”
“We may collect the location of the vehicle, including Precise Geolocation, while the vehicle is in use, upon the occurrence of certain events, and to deliver OnStar services as set forth in the OnStar Services Consent available here.”
“Precise Geolocation Information... Up to 3 years from date of collection”
“Identifiers, Digital Activity Information, and VIN may be disclosed to companies with which GM enters into business or marketing arrangements, such as third-party advertising networks, GM dealers, and financial institutions that GM works with to offer co-branded credit cards.”
“Dealers that sell or lease GM vehicles are separate legal entities from GM with their own privacy practices. This Privacy Statement applies to Personal Information the dealer discloses to us, but it does not apply to any other collection...”
“Opt-out of selling my Personal Information”
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