Auto Insurers Allegedly Are Surreptitiously Collecting and Scoring Driver Data
Description
The insurance industry allegedly uses AI and telematics to score drivers based on behaviors tracked by automakers and apps like Life360. Data, often collected without clear consent, may affect insurance rates and raises privacy concerns. Consumers are largely unaware of this surveillance, leading to potential misuse and discrimination based on driving habits or socioeconomic factors.
Actors
Alleged Deployers
- usaa
- toyota
- progressive
- myradar
- life360
- general-motors
- geico
- csaa
- connected-analytic-services
- arity
- allstate
Alleged Developers
- myradar
- life360
- connected-analytic-services
- arity
Harmed Parties
- privacy-conscious-individuals
- privacy
- people-with-poor-credit-scores
- myradar-users
- lower-income-workers
- life360-users
- economically-vulnerable-people
- drivers-unaware-of-data-collection
- drivers
- consumers-affected-by-insurance-rates
Classification
Risk Domain
Privacy & SecurityRisk Subdomain
2.1. Compromise of privacy by obtaining, leaking or correctly inferring sensitive information
MIT Risk Profile
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