>you overestimate how much "you could save" by giving away your driving habit privacy It amuses me that when it comes to phones tracking us, apps tracking us,

>you overestimate how much "you could save" by giving away your driving habit privacy It amuses me that when it comes to phones tracking us, apps tracking us, google maps tracking us, etc.. we don't get the same outrage. Also, the answer to your concerns is regulation. Contact your state reps. I'm actually okay with pricing based on driving habits. Sure it won't be perfect, but it seems more just than pricing based on whether you're married or not or have a good credit score like insurance carriers currently doing.