The data would allow law enforcement agencies to access millions of people’s location history, including ordinary Americans.

The Assembly and Senate's budget agreement, released Thursday night, withholds $55 million.

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Nearly all drivers want to own the data produced by their vehicles, according to a survey released in June by a car insurance savings app called Jerry. The survey, which polled 1,300 adults who own or ...