My response to this is "eh whatever". Insurance companies have the right to do things like this, and you as a consumer have the right to pick up the phone and get a policy with the different company.
If I had to guess, this "feature" will be killed soon after public backlash. Likely it was thought up in the depths of product management and will get yanked once the rubber hits the road and they realize people are not going to put up with it.
If I had to guess, this "feature" will be killed soon after public backlash. Likely it was thought up in the depths of product management and will get yanked once the rubber hits the road and they realize people are not going to put up with it.