People who accused Google of illegally collecting their personal information, after they chose not to synchronize their Google Chrome browsers with their Google accounts, cannot sue the Alphabet unit ...

The class action lawsuit, first filed in 2020, alleged that Google collected data from Chrome ... “Google had a general privacy disclosure yet promoted Chrome by suggesting that certain ...

Users of Google Chrome failed in their bid for class certification in a suit challenging the browser’s data collection after a federal judge denied their motion without leave to amend.

At the heart of the lawsuit is Google Chrome and its Sync feature ... particularly regarding privacy policies. Will Chrome allow data access without turning on sync? Google spokesperson José ...

A U.S. judge has ruled against allowing a class action lawsuit against Google for alleged illegal data collection through ...

The lawsuit was dismissed by ... adequately disclosed the collection of data from Chrome and that the plaintiffs had agreed by accepting Google’s privacy policies. But in the verdict, the ...

A panel of federal judges said Tuesday that Google must face a lawsuit seeking ... marketed the privacy of its Chrome browser with the reality that it collected some data. José Castañeda ...

The class action lawsuit filed by Chrome users accuses Google of violating their privacy and breaking the law by collecting data about them, even through they were “unsynced.” The suit ...

WASHINGTON (TND) — Google ... allowed a lawsuit against the company's personal data collection practices to proceed. The six plaintiffs, who all had Google accounts and used the Chrome internet ...

(Reuters) -People who accused Google of illegally collecting their personal information, after they chose not to synchronize their Google Chrome browsers with their Google accounts, cannot sue the ...

Google will have to answer in court allegations of collecting users’ private information inside its Chrome browser without their permission following a new ruling. A US federal appeals court has ...