What Happens to Your Auto Insurance Telematics Account When You Die
Quick Facts
Tracking Device
Remove OBD-II plug-in if present
App
Uninstall tracking app from phone
Insurance
Notify carrier of death
Step-by-Step Guide
Notify the insurance carrier
Contact the auto insurance company to report the death. The telematics program will be cancelled as part of the policy update.
Remove telematics device
If there is a plug-in OBD-II telematics device in the vehicle, remove it and return it to the insurance company if required.
Uninstall tracking app
Uninstall the insurance telematics app (e.g., Snapshot, DriveEasy, Drive Safe & Save) from the deceased's phone to stop location tracking.
Document Now Checklist
- Insurance carrier and policy number
- Telematics program name (e.g., Snapshot, DriveEasy)
- Whether OBD-II device or app-based
- Vehicle the telematics is installed on
Last verified: June 2026. Platform policies may change. Verify current procedures directly with Auto Insurance Telematics. This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.
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