You can ask State Farm to limit sharing of certain information like your driving record and credit information within its family of companies, but this opt-out does not stop all internal sharing, particularly for everyday business operations and business transfers.
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The opt-out right is meaningful but narrower than it may appear: transaction and experience data continues to flow internally regardless of your preference, and the opt-out does not protect your data in the event of a corporate restructuring or line-of-business transfer.
Opting out limits only certain categories of intra-family sharing such as driving records and credit information; State Farm retains the right to share your transaction history, payment records, and claim experience data across its family of companies for business purposes even if you opt out.
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"We share customer information within our State Farm family of companies so, for example, we do not have to ask you for the same information again. If you prefer to limit sharing information such as your driving record, claim history with other companies, and credit information, call your State Farm agent or 1-800-865-6035. Please note, your choice: may apply to joint policyholders or account holders on shared policies and accounts. does not limit State Farm from sharing certain customer information about your transactions or experiences with us for our everyday business purposes or for public policy purposes. does not limit State Farm from sharing customer information in the event of a transfer, between State Farm companies, of all or a portion of a line of business.— Excerpt from State Farm's State Farm Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision reflects the GLBA's requirement to offer opt-out rights for sharing with nonaffiliated third parties and, in some state frameworks, for affiliated sharing of certain data categories. The Vermont-specific carve-out (requiring authorization before sharing across the family of companies) reflects Vermont's more restrictive state insurance privacy regulations, which operate alongside GLBA. The FTC and state insurance regulators share oversight depending on the entity type involved. GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. The opt-out mechanism is explicitly limited in scope, which is standard under GLBA but may not align with consumer expectations created by the policy's emphasis on privacy values. The Vermont carve-out demonstrates that State Farm operates stricter restrictions in some jurisdictions, which may invite scrutiny in other states with evolving privacy frameworks. JURISDICTION FLAGS: Vermont's opt-in default for intra-family sharing creates the most distinct operational requirement and should be verified for compliance with Vermont insurance privacy regulations. California's CPRA may impose additional affiliated sharing restrictions beyond GLBA's baseline. Illinois and New York state-specific pages referenced in the navigation suggest additional jurisdiction-specific obligations. CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Joint policyholders should be aware that one policyholder's opt-out preference may apply to shared accounts, which could affect account management practices and should be reflected in agent-facing guidance. COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Compliance teams should maintain clear records of opt-out elections and their scope, particularly for shared accounts. The business transfer carve-out should be evaluated against state laws that may require separate notice or consent before customer data is transferred in connection with a sale or merger.
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The opt-out right is meaningful but narrower than it may appear: transaction and experience data continues to flow internally regardless of your preference, and the opt-out does not protect your data in the event of a corporate restructuring or line-of-business transfer.
Opting out limits only certain categories of intra-family sharing such as driving records and credit information; State Farm retains the right to share your transaction history, payment records, and claim experience data across its family of companies for business purposes even if you opt out.
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