Car companies are sneakily selling your driving data
Car companies are tracking drivers’ data and selling it to third-party data brokers — leaving their customers to suffer the consequences.
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Car companies are tracking drivers’ data and selling it to third-party data brokers — leaving their customers to suffer the consequences.
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NPR interviewed PIRG’s Chief Operating Officer for Program Andre Delattre about the troubles of modern air travel.
Media Clip ● NPR ●
Congress should restore commonsense safeguards that would help prevent more bank failures.
Frontier, Spirit, JetBlue have the worst complaint ratios, measured per 100,000 passengers. Horizon, SkyWest, Mesa and Delta have the best records.
Consumer Watchdog, PIRG
Senior Director, Federal Consumer Program, PIRG