Hawaii SB1286 prohibits automakers from selling driver data to third parties without driver consent.

SB1286 aims to protect drivers' privacy by banning the sale of driver data to third parties without explicit consent. The bill defines "driver data" as personal information collected from a user's interactions with a motor vehicle, including geolocation data, driving behavior patterns, and vehicle operation details. The legislation seeks to prevent automakers from sharing this sensitive data with affiliates, insurance partners, data brokers, or other third parties without the driver's prior express authorization, which can be revoked at any time. The bill takes effect upon approval.

Hawaii SB1286 prohibits automakers from selling driver data to third parties without driver consent.

SB1286 aims to protect drivers' privacy by banning the sale of driver data to third parties without explicit consent. The bill defines "driver data" as personal information collected from a user's interactions with a motor vehicle, including geolocation data, driving behavior patterns, and vehicle operation details. The legislation seeks to prevent automakers from sharing this sensitive data with affiliates, insurance partners, data brokers, or other third parties without the driver's prior express authorization, which can be revoked at any time. The bill takes effect upon approval.