Will saving money on insurance cost you your privacy?

[Jakson]

Is trading my privacy for a cheaper insurance rate actually worth it? I’m worried about being tracked 24/7 and where my driving data ends up. Do the potential savings really justify the risks of constant monitoring?

[Kaile]

It can definitely save you money, but only if you’re okay with being tracked. If that seems creepy, start by getting regular quotes first; many companies are competitive even without 24/7 monitoring. It’s all about whether that lower rate is worth the privacy trade-off for you.

[Ethan Parker]

Does that $150 annual discount for telematics even matter? Insurers already use my credit score and location to determine rates, which can increase premiums by over 100%. I'm questioning whether tracking my every move is worth such small savings.