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5:10 am September 21, 2011
| LaTisha @YoungFinances
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I thought this was an interesting read. I don't currently use OnStar but apparently their new terms and conditions include selling your car's location and data collected to third parties and affiliates. And if OnStar is bought by another company, your information transfers too.
http://www.zdziarski.com/blog/?p=1270
Are you surprised?
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5:28 am September 21, 2011
| sooverthis
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Thanks for posting this – my parents just bought a vehicle with Onstar, so I sent it on to them.
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10:46 am September 21, 2011
| Tony Chou @ Investorz' Blog
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Thanks for sharing this! I don't think they will actually do that, but they probably put it in there just as a precaution in the event that they do so in the future.
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12:07 pm September 21, 2011
| Hunter @financiallyc
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There really is no escaping Big Brother! Thanks LaTisha.
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1:23 pm September 21, 2011
| Miss T @ Prairie Eco-Thrifter
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I don't have or use On Star so I guess that makes me safe.
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6:42 am September 22, 2011
| Frugal Confessions
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That is interesting–especially with those articles on consumer monitoring I just posted. Thank you for sharing!!
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