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$5M Google Play subscription class action settlement Google agreed to a $5 million class action settlement to resolve claims it violated California’s automatic renewal law with Google Play subscriptions.

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If you are in California there's a link for you to sign on to claim your part in settlement

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So every android user gets, like one dollar? #GoogleSettlement #GoogleAndroid

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Google to Pay $135 Million in Android Data Settlement, Users Eligible for Up to $100 Each

Google to Pay $135 Million in Android Data Settlement, Users Eligible for Up to $100 Each

Google will pay $135 million for allegedly using your Android's cellular data without consent; you could get up to $100. See if you're eligible and what new privacy controls are coming.
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Your Phone May Have Been Listening Without Consent — Why Google Is Paying $68 Million Google has agreed to pay $68 million in a settlement over claims that its Assistant recorded private conversations and shared data with advertisers without user consent.

Your phone may have been secretly listening to you. Google is now paying $68 million to settle the allegations. Were you affected, and can you claim compensation?

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Google, Texas reach $1.4 billion settlement, AG Ken Paxton says The state’s top legal officer says the Big Tech company covertly tracked Texans’ movements and searches.

As per Google, this settles a rash of old claims ☑️

Leave it to Ken Paxton to try to make political hay late on a Friday during an active #txlege session.🙄

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Google to pay $100 million to settle advertisers’ class action (Reuters) - Google has agreed to pay $100 million in cash to settle a long-running lawsuit claiming it overcharged advertisers by failing to provide promised discounts and charged for clicks on ads outside the geographic areas the advertisers targeted. A preliminary settlement of the 14-year-old class action, which began in March 2011, was filed late Thursday in the San Jose, California, federal court, and requires a judge’s approval. Advertisers who participated in Google’s AdWords program, now known as Google Ads, accused the search engine operator of breaching its contract by manipulating its Smart Pricing formula to artificially reduce discounts. The advertisers also said Google, a unit of Mountain View, California-based Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL), misled them by failing to limit ad distribution to locations they designated, violating California’s unfair competition law. Thursday’s settlement covers advertisers who used AdWords between January 1, 2004, and December 13, 2012. Google denied wrongdoing in agreeing to settle. "This case was about ad product features we changed over a decade ago and we’re pleased it’s resolved," spokesman Jose Castaneda said in an emailed statement. Lawyers for the plaintiffs may seek fees of up to 33% of the settlement fund, plus $4.2 million for expenses. According to court papers, the case took a long time as the parties produced extensive evidence, including more than 910,000 pages of documents and multiple terabytes of click data from Google, and participated in six mediation sessions before four different mediators. The case is Cabrera et al v Google LLC, U.S. District Court, Northern District of California, No. 11-01263.

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Google to pay €326M to settle a 2015-2019 Italian tax case, covering sanctions, penalties & interest. Milan prosecutors set to drop the charges. #Google #TaxSettlement #Italy #BusinessNews #TaxCase #Milan #GoogleSettlement #FinanceNews #TaxCompliance

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Google Pledges to Destroy Browsing Data to Settle ‘Incognito’ Lawsuit The move is part of a settlement of a lawsuit that alleged the company tracked millions of users without their knowledge.

Google commits to erasing browsing data in a move to resolve the 'Incognito' lawsuit. A significant step for user privacy. #GoogleSettlement #PrivacyMatters 🕵️‍♂️💻🔒#security #privacy #cloud #cyber #cybersecurity #infosec www.wsj.com/tech/google-...

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