If you use State Farm's telematics programs or mobile app, your precise GPS location is collected to track trips and provide services; the full details of how this data is used are in a separate End User License Agreement, not this privacy policy.
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Precise location data is classified as sensitive personal information under several state privacy laws and may be used to influence insurance underwriting and pricing; the policy directs consumers to a separate document for the complete picture, which limits transparency within this notice alone.
Interpretive note: The full scope of precise location data use and sharing is governed by a separate EULA not reproduced in this document, creating uncertainty about whether combined disclosures satisfy applicable state privacy law requirements.
Using the State Farm mobile app or enrolling in Drive Safe and Save or Steer Clear means your precise GPS location is continuously collected; the full scope of how this sensitive data is used and shared is disclosed in a separate EULA rather than this privacy notice.
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"If you participate in and grant permissions for Drive Safe & Save® or Steer Clear® or have installed the State Farm mobile application, precise location data is used to accurately record trip information. In addition, the State Farm mobile application utilizes precise location to provide services such as requesting roadside assistance, filing a claim, searching for agents and repair shops. For more information on how State Farm collects, uses and shares your precise location information, please refer to the End User License Agreement (EULA) available in the State Farm mobile application, Drive Safe & Save application, and in the Steer Clear application.Excerpt from State Farm's Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Precise location data is treated as sensitive personal information under the CPRA and similar frameworks in Washington, Colorado, Connecticut, Virginia, and Texas, generally requiring opt-in consent or heightened disclosure.
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Precise location data is classified as sensitive personal information under several state privacy laws and may be used to influence insurance underwriting and pricing; the policy directs consumers to a separate document for the complete picture, which limits transparency within this notice alone.
Using the State Farm mobile app or enrolling in Drive Safe and Save or Steer Clear means your precise GPS location is continuously collected; the full scope of how this sensitive data is used and shared is disclosed in a separate EULA rather than this privacy notice.
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