Class Action Lawsuit Update: Google Settles Privacy Case
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This video discusses a class-action lawsuit against Google for $425 million regarding privacy violations. The creator explains that Google was found liable for tracking user data even when tracking and cookies were turned off. They highlight the potential payout per user and recommend an app for tracking settlement claims.
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So apparently Gmail's being sued for $425 million. So if your account ends in this, you're gonna wanna listen. Apparently Google has been tracking our data. Even if you had your cookies off, even if you had your trackings off, it didn't matter because they were still doing it. Now they had tried to argue that it was in their privacy policy, but the jury said that was honestly way too big for this. Honestly had me thinking, how many people are really going to get paid out by this? Because so many people have Gmail accounts. How much is their payout honestly going to be? And since not a lot of people know about this lawsuit, the less people that know about it that file, the bigger chances of a payout being higher is. See, now it's not quite open yet, but I have my collect settlement finder app, which will notify me once it opens and I'll be able to file and I will let you guys know. So follow me for more updates. Again, I said the app is called the collect settlement finder app, and they make it super easy for you to find everything you need to find.
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