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INDIANAPOLIS — A bill that would have given Indiana drivers the option to opt out of the state selling their personal information failed to move forward this legislation session.
The legislation was assigned to the House Roads and Transportation Committee, but the chairman, Rep. Jim Pressel did not call the bill for a hearing. Prompted by our investigative reporting, a new state law requires the BMV to disclose how it’s spending the money generated from driver data sales.
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