Users should continue to evaluate their settings to understand how they are being tracked.
Following a lengthy examination into its data practices, Google has agreed to pay $93 million to resolve claims that it misled customers about how and when their location information was being tracked and stored. The investigation was led by the California Department of Justice.
This is according to a statement released by California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s office on Thursday.
Google is not unfamiliar to lawsuits. The company has been the target of legal action regarding privacy and data protection throughout the years.
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