Google has agreed to settle a long-standing lawsuit over the alleged sale of search information. According to the lawsuit, first heard in 2010, Google stored users’ search data and sold it to third-party companies. After the agreement, the company 23 million dollars in total will pay.
Google agrees to pay $23 million as a result of data breach
Google has settled in a data lawsuit that has been going on for nearly thirteen years. While Google did not plead guilty to the sale of its search data, it said it would close the case for $23 million “to protect the company’s reputation”. Accordingly, millions of people living in the United States will be entitled to the lawsuit.
According to the website filed as a result of the lawsuit. You only need to use Google Search to get paid from Google. October 25, 2006 to September 30, 2013 Everyone who uses Google Search between dates will be paid different amounts.
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US users only The estimated amount that each user can receive as a result of this situation affecting $7.70 around. However, this amount may vary depending on the number of users making calls over a network.
However, this isn’t the first lawsuit against Google over data collection. In the past, the company has been accused of collecting location data and sharing personal data with third-party companies without users’ consent. It should also be noted that the company has remained silent against such allegations.
This agreement marks an important step forward in the debate on user privacy and data protection in the digital age. It should be noted that there are similar accusations in Europe.
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