Google Sued for Fooling Users

Google, which is frequently on the agenda with lawsuits filed against it. a new case faced with. Columbia jointly sued Google in Texas, Washington, and Indiana. Previously, both Google and Apple have taken steps to protect users’ location privacy, including banning an app that sells data to the US military. However, this isn’t the first time Google has been sued for this reason.

DC Attorney General Karl A. Racine stated that the court is their best chance to defeat the tech giant regarding this new lawsuit filed against Google.“You can’t lobby a judge when you file a lawsuit. We will take this to court.” uses expressions.

It was stated that the case is a delayed enforcement case against the violation of privacy.

In the continuation of the description, you can use Google to track the user’s location. constantly resorting to cheats By Racine, “The time to cheat for profit is over.” he said. Racine stated that the case was made on the basis of two parties by the four chief prosecutors. privacy of private life and of the states their laws stated that it was a delayed enforcement action brought against a system that clearly violated it.

The lawsuit alleges that Google uses tricks to continually track users’ location, allowing the company to inadvertently leave their tracking settings turned on, one way or another. pressured by was recorded. If in the case file “All of Google’s misleading, vague, and incomplete disclosures about these settings ensure that consumers will not understand when their location is collected and stored by Google, or for what purposes.” and “Consumers of Google products, regardless of the settings they choose, are free from allowing the company to collect, store and use their location. no other option there isn’t.” statements were included.

Speaking to the Washington Post on the subject, Google spokesperson Jose Castaneda said, “We’ve always included privacy features in our products and for location data. robust controls we provided. “ he said.