A recent creepy example in the news has been cars collecting data about drivers, which was bought by insurers, who used it to change rate information. Drivers w

A recent creepy example in the news has been cars collecting data about drivers, which was bought by insurers, who used it to change rate information. Drivers were typically unaware that they had consented for any kind of data collection, let alone it being sold to their insurers. In one piece I saw, IIRC, a car sales person said that they commonly accepted some fine print terms on behalf of car purchasers to speed along the process.