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A class-action lawsuit alleging “Google caused Android mobile devices to transfer a variety of information to Google without users’ permission, consuming users’ cellular data,” is nearing its end. The two sides in Taylor v. Google LLC have agreed to a settlement and have begun resolving it. For years, Google has been accused of harvesting data from Android phones without users’ consent. A California lawsuit was settled for $314 million last year, and this new settlement could mean payouts for another 100 million people.Without admitting fault, Google agreed to a preliminary settlement in the class action lawsuit Taylor v. Google LLC in January, committing…
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