Do You Own an Android Phone? Claim a Part of Google's $135M Data Harvesting Settlement Soon

Cnet
US Android users may claim a share of a $135 million settlement over alleged secret data harvesting.

Summary

Google has agreed to a $135 million settlement with Android users over allegations that it secretly collected cellular data without consent. The lawsuit claims Google updated the Android OS in 2017 to automatically transmit user information using purchased cellular data, even when location tracking was disabled. The settlement requires Google to obtain explicit consent for data collection and provide clearer disclosures. Eligible US users who used an Android phone with a cellular plan between November 12, 2017, and the settlement's final approval are automatically part of the class unless they opt out by May 29. Payments are capped at $100 per person and are subject to a final approval hearing scheduled for June 23. Users must submit payment details on the official settlement website to receive funds.

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