I would not be surprised if all new leases are fitted with a tracker, and existing lease to be fitted with a tracker at service time. To best honest it doesn’t bother me if they fit one.
It wouldn’t bother me either, as we have nothing to hide. However, as I’ve posted elsewhere, I can’t see them fitting trackers to cars where the only drivers are the benefit recipient and / or those who live with them. In these situations a tracker would be pointless, as a tracker won’t tell anyone who is driving and / or what the purpose of the journey is. In these scenarios a tracker would add to scheme costs for no benefit.
Of course no body, well we arn’t hiding anything, but at the same time we are all human and make mistakes or something as simply as braking too hard or sudden speed up when the lights decide to change. Its all about statistics and being scored, treated like a a new driver. The other quest who getting the data information to process and in what country, as seen with drive smart for under 30’s.