Google Forced to Pay $425M After Privacy Promises Crumbled in Court
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最新报道：A U.S. federal jury ordered Google to pay $425.7 million for collecting smartphone data from millions of users even after they disabled tracking via Web & App Activity settings. The class-action lawsuit, covering 98 million users and 174 million devices, alleged Google continued tracking through third-party apps despite privacy assurances. Google denies wrongdoing, stating data is anonymized and plans to appeal. The ruling adds to ongoing legal and regulatory pressures on the tech giant over privacy and antitrust issues.
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