Google has agreed to a $135 million class action settlement over allegations that it used Android devices to transfer ...

Google agreed to a $135M settlement over Android cellular data use, with eligible US users able to receive pro-rated payments ...

The suit alleges that Google sent data over cellular connections without your permission. Here's how to file for your share.

Google’s $135 million Android data settlement website is live, letting eligible users claim a small payout over background ...

The $135M Google Data Settlement Site Is Live — See If You're Eligible ...

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Google has agreed to a $135 million class-action settlement to resolve claims that it carried out passive data transfers through the Android operating system without consumers’ knowledge or consent.

Android users, take note: On Tuesday, Google reached a preliminary settlement in a class action lawsuit over illegal data collection. If it goes through, Google will pay out $135 million to Android ...

A preliminary settlement has been filed in a class action that claimed Google was quietly transferring Android user data over cellular connections. The case hinged on the “conversion” of cellular data ...

Over the past week, Google has settled two class action lawsuits over Android privacy, one regarding data usage and the other around Assistant, despite the company denying any wrongdoing. Reuters ...

Google agrees to a $135 million settlement over claims of unauthorized data usage on Android devices. US users may qualify ...