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Do car insurance companies share the data they have on you with third parties?

I'm concerned about companies sharing my personal information. Do car insurance companies follow privacy laws? Do they share data?

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Emily Maracle · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“There are several federal privacy laws, as well as state regulated acts, that protect your data when obtaining
car insurance
. While you agree to let car insurance companies access your credit report and driving record, they typically don’t share it with third parties.
If they want to share private information with third parties, they must obtain your permission and provide you with a notice of how they use it. In addition, anyone with your permission can access the same information. Insurance companies pull your credit report from credit reporting agencies. Your driving record and claims history are accessible through the DMV and LexisNexis.
If you’re requesting multiple car insurance quotes on
Jerry
, each of the 50-plus companies that work with Jerry will be able to see the same information. If you’re concerned about your privacy and personal information, be sure to read over the privacy notice that insurance companies provide you before applying.”
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