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Vehicle Data: General Motors Settles $220 Million Dispute

Ongoing8 events · of the 31 Oct au 4 Nov · latest fact at 14h53

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Fact 5 of 8 in the story · Monday 2 November, 12h00

Ford promet la transparence sur les données après l'accord de GM

Ford annonce un engagement explicite sur la sécurité des données de ses clients, dans le sillage du règlement de 220 millions de dollars conclu par General Motors.

In brief

Regulation and tariffs event (severity: notable) involving Ford and General Motors, in États-Unis, first detected on 2 November 2026 at 12:00. Reported by 5 sources (5 articles), last updated on 4 November 2026 at 19:45. Part of the story “Vehicle Data: General Motors Settles $220 Million Dispute”.

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2 Nov, 12h00
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4 Nov, 19h45
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Tone and style of coverage

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Autoblog1neutral
Automotive News1neutral
driving.ca1neutral
techcrunch.com1neutral
thedrive.com1neutral

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  1. 12h00
    techcrunch.comWirevia TechCrunch · transport2 Nov
    Ford launches a ‘privacy promise’ and explains how and why it uses customer data

    Ford said it's making an "explicit commitment" to its customers that "their vehicle data is safe" with the company.

  2. 12h00
    Automotive NewsWirevia Google Actualités · Inde · automobile2 Nov
    Ford vows transparency on data sharing after GM’s $220 million settlement - Automotive News

    Ford vows transparency on data sharing after GM’s $220 million settlement Automotive News

  3. 16h24
    thedrive.comWirevia The Drive2 Nov
    Ford Pledges Customer Privacy After GM’s Data-Selling Stumble: TDS

    Ford's new "Privacy Promise" website offers guidance on how to opt-out of data collection, but doesn't make it as easy as one click. The post Ford Pledges Customer Privacy After GM’s Data-Selling Stumble: TDS appeared first on The Drive .

  4. 15h45
    AutoblogWire3 Nov
    Ford Promises Not to Sell Your Data as GM Settles for $220 Million

    Connected cars collect plenty of information about their owners, but how much of it should automakers be allowed to share? Ford is making its position clear.

  5. 19h45
    driving.caWirevia Driving.ca4 Nov
    Ford’s ‘quasi-’80s mode’ lets drivers select what data is shared

    Meanwhile, General Motors just paid out $220 million in fines for selling customer info collected via its Smart Driver program

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