Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
For drivers with newer vehicles, your car sending data back to third parties who can share it to increase your insurance rates is nothing new.
However, now even driver of cars without connected telematics may have data come back to haunt them. Thanks to gas-tracking and milage tracking apps that sell information to insurance companies, it's possible that your rates increase as a result of the sold driving data.
For drivers with newer vehicles, your car sending data back to third parties who can share it to increase your insurance rates is nothing new.
However, now even driver of cars without connected telematics may have data come back to haunt them. Thanks to gas-tracking and milage tracking apps that sell information to insurance companies, it's possible that your rates increase as a result of the sold driving data.










