“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.”
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General Motors captures granular, individually attributable driving behavior data, which creates a detailed behavioral profile of how a specific person operates a vehicle.
General Motors may collect detailed records of your driving behavior, including how fast you drive, whether you wear a seatbelt, your braking and acceleration patterns, and how long and when your trips occur.
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"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.Excerpt from General Motors's GM Privacy Statement
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General Motors captures granular, individually attributable driving behavior data, which creates a detailed behavioral profile of how a specific person operates a vehicle.
General Motors may collect detailed records of your driving behavior, including how fast you drive, whether you wear a seatbelt, your braking and acceleration patterns, and how long and when your trips occur.
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