What American Honda Motor Co. (Driver Feedback) does with your data

What it collects and does with your data

• Between 2020 and 2024 Honda shared data from 97,000 cars with Verisk, which paid $25,920, or 26 cents per car, without informed consent; the Verisk disclosure was buried past the first page of legal terms.

Sensitive data

• driving behavior
• vehicle telematics

Enforcement and litigation

1 matter in the research. Where the research says alleged, pending, or settled without admitting wrongdoing, so does this page.

• CPPA settlement (first CPPA enforcement action): Honda required excessive information, including VIN, to process opt-out requests. Status: final. Amount: $632,500.

Who else holds your data

Organizations holding a copy of your data, as the research counts them: at least 3. Honda, Verisk, and insurers buying Verisk reports.

Third parties: Named: Verisk

Data brokers linked to American Honda Motor Co. (Driver Feedback)

• Sold or shared data with Verisk Analytics, reported. "Between 2020 and 2024 Honda shared data from 97,000 cars with Verisk, which paid $25,920, or 26 cents per car, without informed consent; the Verisk disclosure was buried past the first page of legal terms." From the Wyden-Markey letter to the FTC.

Confidence: confirmed means the company confirmed it or reported it in a filing. Alleged means a complaint or petition says so, with no ruling found. Reported means journalism or a Senate letter. How brokers are included

Data practices score

11 of 15. Five components, each 0 to 3. How the score works

Sells or shares

3

Enforcement

2

Retail media scale

0

Sensitive data

3

Opt-out friction

3

Estimated emissions for one person

Research gaps

• Whether Honda currently shares with LexisNexis or others.