Tesla's use of individual driver data for insurance 'state-by-state proposition'

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Tesla's use of individual driver data for insurance 'state-by-state proposition'
Tesla Inc's use of individual customer data, such as vehicle camera footage and GPS, to price its new insurance products will depend on drivers' authorization and individual US state laws, a senior company executive said on Wednesday. "The data is there, it's all there, cameras in and all around ...

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