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As the conversation unfolds, it is apparent that a significant ethical quandary exists. While it is recognized that some consumers may not accurately report their driving habits—leading to potentially inflated insurance premiums—this does not justify a system that exploits personal data without awareness or consent. Furthermore, the broader implications of technology spying on individuals invite a discourse about the limits of data collection and the potential for misuse by companies or third-party brokers.