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   by akakakak 7y ago

   Or use a data provider that doesn't allow opt-out and has no publicly available interface.
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   by akakakak 7y ago

   Exactly, data of incidents never makes it to the insurance company in the first place. They only get like monthly stats of your general driving skills - just had a look in the contract, it's just a single percent value that they get. B
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   by akakakak 7y ago

   There's far too many blurred houses on Google Maps in Germany, often because a single tenant opted-out. It's the 21st century equivalent of hiding under the blanket to protect from the evil spirits.
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   by akakakak 7y ago

   HUK; a German company
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   by akakakak 7y ago

   My car insurance offers a small tracking device to estimate if you're a risky driver. It got GPS, acceleration sensors and Bluetooth to transmit the data over your smartphone. I registered for the beta and like it a lot. I'm payin