Coalition of State Attorneys General

Rule Changes

Settled with GM over driver data sales

For years, drivers who signed up for a free OnStar feature had their braking, speeding, and location data sold to data brokers. On Oct. 29, 2026, General Motors agreed to pay $220 million to 36 states and to get explicit permission before collecting or sharing that data again.

Updated Nov 1

Rule Changes

Settled claims against Meta

Teens on Facebook and Instagram face a two-hour daily cap, midnight-to-6-a.m. lockouts and no push notifications during school hours. The settlement that created those rules also bans "cosmetic procedure filters" for minors, and that ban is harder to write than to announce.

Updated Oct 25

Rule Changes

As of September 2026: Prevailed on summary judgment in both cases

Two federal courts struck down Trump administration rules on September 21 that tied social services to immigration status checks under a 1996 welfare law. A Rhode Island judge vacated notices from five agencies that would have forced Head Start, family planning clinics, and shelters to verify clients' immigration status.

Updated Sep 23