The Invasion of Privacy in Auto Insurance Scoring

The chapter explores how auto insurance companies are secretly scoring drivers based on their behaviors using data from automakers and smartphone apps, raising concerns about invasion of privacy and unfair penalties. It delves into the ethical implications of data collection, including the revelation that apps like GasBuddy are selling detailed driving habit data to insurance companies. The discussion also touches on the use of technology in cars for data tracking and pricing adjustments in the insurance industry.