Google is facing a $2.36B case after a privacy verdict. Users are saying $425M is “not enough.” After winning a $425 million privacy verdict, U.S. users are pushing a judge to order Google to forfeit an additional $2.36 billion in profits, accusing the company of secretly collecting app data from millions who had tracking turned off. Google denies any wrongdoing.
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"The brave, the bold, the corrupt are going out and having their way." Scout.click founder Jeff Hunt thinks the internet hasn't caught up. Is he correct? 🔍
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What do you know about search tracking and how search engines spy on you?
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