Life360, MyRadar, and GasBuddy might be secretly selling your driving data

Insurance companies are watching your driving habits and taking notes

Your phone apps might be spying on you and causing your car insurance to rise.

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If you use the popular mobile phone applications Life360, MyRadar, and GasBuddy, you may have had your driving data sold to insurance companies without knowing it. These apps and others secretly transmit your driving data to the Allstate Insurance-owned analytics company, Arity. Arity, in turn, sells this harvested driving data to insurance companies who use it as a justification to raise your insurance premiums.

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About this investigation
Allstate may be profiting from the collection and sale of driving data from more than 45 million people through mobile phone applications Life360, MyRadar, and Gasbuddy. These apps say that they're helping you keep your family safe or find cheap gas, but they're really making money for Allstate. This data includes information like location, GPS time, acceleration, braking, speed, aggressiveness of driving and other details. It is sold to auto insurers, retailers, marketing companies, and more.

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Why are lawsuits being filed?
Consumers have the right to know how their personal driving data is being used and sold. Consumers did not consent to and were not made aware that Arity and Allstate were collecting and selling their driving data for profit.

What can you do about it?
Contact Keller Rohrback’s experienced data privacy attorneys at 800-776-6044, or [email protected] for a free, no-obligation consultation to learn more about your legal rights. You may also use the secure form on this page.

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We offer our legal services on a contingency basis. A contingency fee arrangement means that a lawyer is only paid if the case is won or settled. Thus, their fees depend on achieving a favorable outcome for the client.

How do I know if I qualify for a class action lawsuit?
If you’ve ever used Life360, GasBuddy or MyRadar, you might qualify. Reach out to our experienced data privacy attorneys today.

How long do I have to file a claim?
Statutes of limitations, or legal deadlines, vary state by state and determine how long you have to file a claim. Acting promptly is essential to safeguard your legal rights. Please reach out to us immediately to avoid missing important deadlines.

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Life360, MyRadar, and GasBuddy might be secretly selling your driving data

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