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[wheatswake]

According to OnStar's Privacy Policy, it will share personal information to "comply with legal requirements, valid court orders and exigent circumstances" [ref]. It also shares information with subsidiaries, including GMAC, which provides vehicle insurance. Although it did not mention OnStar by name, a United States Appeals Court ruled in 2003 that the government may be able to use the on-board cell phone to eavesdrop on drivers.

 

[puckhead]

Nothing new really, take a look at the Patriot Act and just be glad the second one didnt go through. They used that cell phone trick to catch a few of the mob guys if im not mistaken. I dont see why onstar wouldnt comply with the law especially if its court ordered.