Recent investigations have unveiled troubling practices within the auto insurance industry, specifically around the covert collection and use of driver data by automakers. This data, collected through connected vehicles, is often shared with insurance companies, influencing premiums and coverage without clear consent from vehicle owners (Car and Driver) (Fox Business).
With many cars today having connected services, updates on your driving habits and more are being sent out on a daily basis to companies like LexisNexis.
This raises profound ethical concerns about transparency and fairness in pricing. Consumers are generally unaware that their driving behaviors, monitored through their vehicles, are used to adjust insurance rates. Such practices can lead to unexpectedly high premiums, which many perceive as an unfair exploitation of personal information (Car and Driver).
At Global-View.Net, we recognize the significance of these concerns. Our commitment to ethical business practices is demonstrated through our transparent approach to GPS tracking. We ensure that our clients have full access to the data collected, mirroring the access that big companies often pay substantial sums to obtain. More importantly, we provide this service while ensuring absolute privacy, allowing users to maintain control over their personal information without fear of it being misused.
At Global-View.Net, we care about how data is handled for our clients. We don't give up data unless legally required AND within jurisdiction, for example.
Our model stands in stark contrast to the prevailing trends within the automotive and insurance industries. By prioritizing user consent and transparency, Global-View.Net not only adheres to ethical standards but also offers a worry-free solution to those concerned about the secretive nature of data handling in connected vehicles. This approach not only fosters trust but also empowers our clients, ensuring they are not subject to hidden policies or unexpected charges.