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State’s $2.6 million share of General Motors settlement will go to Consumer Protection Fund

States Newsroom · October 29, 2026

South Dakota’s Consumer Protection Fund will get a $2.6 million boost after General Motors agreed to settle allegations of selling private driver data to third parties. South Dakota Republican Attorney General Marty Jackley announced the settlement in a press release Thursday. He was one of 36 attorneys general…

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State’s $2.6 million share of General Motors settlement will go to Consumer Protection Fund

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