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- Senators called on the FTC to investigate some automakers for surreptitiously sharing drivers' data.
- Two senators named General Motors, Honda, and Hyundai in their letter to the FTC demanding action.
- They accused the companies of sharing driving and location data under the guise of lowering rates.
If you always feel like someone is watching you, it might be your swanky new GMC.
Legislators are demanding the Federal Trade Commission investigate automakers like General Motors, the maker of GMC, Cadillac, Chevrolet, and Buick — as well as Honda and Hyundai — for serriptitiously sharing drivers' data with data brokers. They called on the FTC to "hold the companies and their senior executives responsible" if they broke the law.