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How about the phone only working on GPS while moving? Do you have a solution idea? |
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I agree with the point that insurance companies would absolutely use that information against you if it meant not paying out for an accident though... and those trackers have zero context to what's happening around you, like if you're driving 10mph over in broad daylight and no cars around you at all.... is that more dangerous than driving at the speed limit in the left lane of 101 in Phoenix? LMAO |
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Did you mask up to protect others? |
Social credit score: step 1.
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I believe that most new rides have that built in like in OnStar in a GM. The data can be retrieved.
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Al is going a dystopian nightmare... |
You have to be a goddamn moron to have one of these. Lol
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ROFL Oh and KCUnited I only wore a mask when and where it was required |
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But willingly paying your ins company to use a tracking device to monitor your driving habits that could ultimately dictate/raise your premiums just seems wild to me...all for a 10% discount? |
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Of course, the cesspoolers will chime in and make up their own future fiction from that 'slippery slope', but at this very moment that's how it works. |
Eventually, in the name of safety and efficiency , all cars will be autonomous and follow all rules, traffic regulations. Insurance companies are going to be pushing it.
I wonder how many more years? I’m thinking 20-25. |
Insurance companies can 100% raise your premiums based on your driving habits collected by they’re proprietary monitoring device
All states are regulated differently but yeah that’s a fact |
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That sucks, State Farm claims it doesn't, but in my experience they're already one of the gougier ones. |
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We’re….errr they aren’t offering you a discount for the privilege to monitor your weather….errr driving habits so we….errr they can save you money Insurance is risk mitigation, that’s it |
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Hence shedding riskier policy holders by monitoring their driving habits, age of their roofs, and a million other factors |
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You think you are using it to save money. What its really being used for is any iota of information to **** you in a claim.
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I can't remember the exact quote, but it's something like "If a product is given to you free, then you're the product."
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Why would someone think it might actually help put the higher insurance premiums on the higher risk drivers? ROFL |
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CP never disappoints, it has been an interesting discussion and I am glad I am not in the business of trying sell people on these programs.
I actually remember when cell phone use in the car while driving was a pretty serious violation and now it seems to have evolved to acceptance. |
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One of the things they are monitoring is distractions, in other words, if you are using your phone while driving. They consider that distracted driving, not good. Per earlier in the thread, I am pretty sure I mentioned the five items they are monitoring are: High Speed Acceleration Hard breaking Distracted driving Time of day |
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The new company is the one with the kickass app, the old one sucked ass and you had to log in each time you were going to drive. I never qualified for their promised discount. |
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No one purges a money maker |
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In the future, law enforcement will be able to access said profile instantly....full psychological report...habits, internet history, purchase history. Why do you think these telecommunication companies are giving away i-phone 16 for essentially free...because they have a new AI assistant..sold under the idea of a "life co-pilot"...but is literally documenting everything aspect of your life. They say they need this amount of information so your "co-pilot" can be personalized/tailored to the specific person. Next level surveillance...actually, total surveillance. If a deal is too good to be true...it isnt. Those adds of people, alone, talking to their digital "assistant" like its a person is disturbing on every level...it's anti-human. |
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I have found that changing companies every four to five years is necessary anyway as they have a tendency to gradually increase rates once they think you are comfortable and not paying attention. Ten years ago our homeowners was just over a grand, now it is four times that +. |
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Keep getting the best deal for you |
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...and I don't mean made up fiction bullshit, but literally, tangibly, how does any of that impact my life? Do you know how much of your data already exists on the dark web? Old passwords, data breaches, old accounts you don't even know were hacked years ago. If you want people to shit their pants in fear, you don't have to make up some made-for-movie bullshit, just show them what's already out there. You're terrified, half this thread is... but I bet you're still chugging along unaffected by the dark shadows. Sorry, but the boogie man doesn't care about you, no matter how much your main character syndrome demands it. And it doesn't give a shit about me. |
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All I can do...is communicate the real intentions of these devices. Free will dictates that people can interpret this information as they wish... |
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To each their own... |
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A ten percent increase when it was a thousand per year was somewhat tolerable, but ten percent of 4k per year is certainly worth looking into. I also dropped their "replacement cost coverage" as it was getting crazy when the inflation did likewise and a 2x4 was so expensive. I just have it for a set max now. The foundation and concrete work isn't going anywhere, to hell with paying insurance coverage for it. |
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I am retired on a lake and don't really want to drive anywhere, capiche? |
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How did that come into law? You are just sitting there waiting on the light to turn green but your insurance goes up and it’s on your record now. :cuss: |
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Older vehicles are cheaper to insure/register..
It's the route I've taken, and it's worked out for me. I don't like car payments. |
Your car is already sharing all the data those insurance apps obtain, plus a lot more.
https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/pr...d-for-privacy/ |
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Should be mandatory for anyone who checks the Asian box.
The Philipino woman who lives down the road from me would have the thing going off so often they'd send a ride along before declining her insurance. She's getting better, but we all learned to just get the hell out of her way during the process. LMAO |
Seems logical that if an Insurance company takes your business, they should have access to your driving habits beyond speeding tickets. With technology today, new cars can collect that info and Insurers get access .
Good drivers should be rewarded. Fun thread. Been a while since Ive posted Happy New Year to all who are Chiefs fans wherever you are. May 2025 bring you and yours wonderful rewards and good health. ThreePete is the only Pete. |
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Grinch post...eh never mind, enjoy your voluntary tracking device from an industry you distrust
May common sense take hold in 2025 for you Cheers |
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Our newest is 11 years old, doubt it is sharing any data? If it is, whoever reads it will be bored to tears. |
Alexa...I don't have anyone monitoring me throughout the day do I?
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My mother in law signed up for this recently. After a month, we shut it off. It was tracking her from an app on her phone ALL THE TIME, whether she was driving or not. She had several "violations" where she was a passenger in someone else's car.
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Holy shit, if not the ride with my SIL to grandsons football game would have ended it. :D Also, it doesn't activate until continuous movement at driving speeds is detected. |
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I drive about 5 over all the time and have not triggered an "event" for speeding yet. It has me graded as "great" on Hight Speed, the only thing better is "Excellent" for my overall rating along with time of day and distraction and the next step down is "good" for my acceleration rating. I think I have one more day of this and it is going bye bye. |
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The app apparently uses location info on the phone from other apps like maps. She got dinged for going 45 in a 30. I know for a fact that the entire road she was on is 45 and it's posted (I now have pictures). When I plug that route into Google maps, and t shows 45 the whole way. In Apple maps, about a 1/4 mile is marked 30, which is wrong. |
I received a message this morning that my 90 day program is over and the results will be reflected in my insurance renewal. I am no longer being monitored and can remove the program from my phone.
This makes me very happy and glad it is over. |
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I still have a bad taste in my mouth from having to plug a unit into the OBDII port of a company truck that I used to work for. All the sales guys had to do it and the thing would flag anything that it deemed to be unexceptionable driving habits. In my part of the world, highways are wide open with not much traffic and everything is a long ways away. If you want to get anything done, you have to put the coal to it at times. I was like hmm, this thing looks defective. It turns out 2 seconds in a microwave takes care of most undesirable electronics. My company was slow to react to about anything, so it took them 5 months to get me a new one.
Every Monday morning we had a company Teams meeting and the boss would start the meeting going over everyone's infractions for the previous week. Always set the tone for a great meeting. My biggest problem was, I would get infractions for not having a seat belt on. I was like WTF, I always wear my seat belt. I tuned out I was getting nailed in hotel parking lots. I always buckled up just before I hit the main road, but was getting nailed in the fricken parking lot. Fast forward, I was riding with my boss and saw what I called "the big brother 1000" fall out and hit the floor. It didn't have a real tight fit, so it was always working itself loose. He saw it happen so I chimed in with, that happens all the time with this POS. I would reach down and unplug it, if I knew I was going to have to pass on a two lane. A lot of times in order to pass a couple of big rigs, I would have to floor it to get by in time resulting in hitting a 100 plus for a brief moment. I did the same thing on long road trips. If I'm driving 500-600 miles a day with a few cars on the highway, I would get after it. Not crazy crazy, but always over the limit. Bottom line, I'm not going to have a microscope voluntarily shoved up my ass if I don't have to. |
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I was expecting at least 25 percent. Had 3 infractions in 90 days. 1) hitting the decline call on a spam call, this distracted driving 2) hard braking for a deer 3) Couldn't resist on day hammering the the Challenger getting to the speed limit ASAP |
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