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Judge Rejects Class Action for Google Privacy Lawsuit
People who accused Google of illegally collecting their personal information cannot sue the Alphabet unit as a group in a class action, a US judge ruled. "Inquiries relating to Google's implied consent defense will overwhelm the damages claims for all causes of action," Rogers wrote.
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Google Facing at Least EUR 12 Billion in Civil Claims Across Europe
Google is facing at least EUR 12 billion (roughly Rs. 1,13,259 crore) in damage claims from dozens of price comparison websites across the European Union. The complaints blame Google for stealing their customers. Google denies that any of the European civil suits have merit.
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Google Faces GBP 5 Billion UK Lawsuit for Abusing Dominance in Online Search
Google is being sued in Britain for potential damages of up to GBP 5 billion (roughly Rs. 56,536 crore). The class action, filed at the Competition Appeal Tribunal on Tuesday, argues that Google's actions enabled it to charge higher prices for the advertisements that appear in search inquiries than it otherwise could in a competitive market.
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Google Settles $5 Billion Lawsuit Alleging Chrome's 'Incognito' Mode Tracks Users
Google has agreed to settle a consumer privacy lawsuit seeking at least $5 billion in damages over allegations it tracked the data of users who thought they were browsing the internet privately.
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Google to Pay $338.7 Million in Damages Over Chromecast Patent Case, Rules US Jury
Alphabet's Google violated a software developer's patent rights with its remote-streaming technology and must pay $338.7 million (nearly Rs. 2,770 crore) in damages, a federal jury in Waco, Texas decided on Friday. The jury found that Google's Chromecast and other devices infringe patents owned by Touchstream Technologies related to streaming video...
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Google Owes $338.7 Million In Chromecast Patent Case: US Jury
Alphabet's Google violated a software developer's patent rights with its remote-streaming technology and must pay $338.7 million in damages, a federal jury in Waco, Texas decided on Friday.
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Cyber Attackers Can Disable AI Systems By 'Data Poisoning': Google AI Expert
A researcher at the conference in Shanghai claims that attackers can seriously damage artificial intelligence models by "poisoning" data sets through minor modification.
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Google Fined $15 Million for Infringing Patents Related to Audio Software
Alphabet's Google must pay patent holding company Personal Audio LLC $15.1 million (nearly Rs. 120 crore) for infringing two patents related to audio software, a Delaware federal jury said in a verdict made public on Wednesday. Personal Audio had argued that Google's music app Google Play Music featured playlist downloading, navigation and editing ...
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US Newspaper Chain Gannett Sues Google, Says Tech Giant Holds Monopoly on Online Ads
Gannett, the largest US newspaper chain, on Tuesday sued Google, accusing the social media company of violating federal antitrust law by trying to monopolize the market for online advertising.
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Google Must Pay Sonos $32.5 Million in Smart-Speaker Patent Case, US Jury Says
Google must pay $32.5 million in damages to Sonos for infringing one of the firm's patents for its smart speakers, two years after the latter sued the search giant at the US International Trade Commission. A San Francisco federal jury said Google must pay damages in the lawsuit accusing the firm of using Sonos' technology in devices including Googl...
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Google Wins US Patent Trial Over Data-Retrieval Technology on Pixel Phones, Google Apps
Google won a jury trial on Tuesday in a long-running patent lawsuit in Delaware federal court over features in Google's smartphones and apps.
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Delhi Court Awards Rs 10 Lakh Damages To Google In Trademark Lawsuit
The Delhi High Court has directed consultancy firm Google Enterprises Pvt Ltd and its associated entities to pays Rs 10 lakh as damages to tech-giant Google LLC for misusing its trademark.
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Google Deleted ‘Chat’ Evidence in Antitrust Cases, Must Pay Sanctions: US Court
Alphabet’s Google intentionally destroyed employee "chat" evidence in antitrust litigation in California and must pay sanctions and face a possible penalty at trial, a US judge ruled on Tuesday.
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Google Chrome Incognito Mode Users Lose Appeal to Pursue $5 Billion in Damages Over Data Collection
Consumers suing Google over its data collection practices have lost their early appeal to pursue money damages as a class action seeking billions of dollars. Plaintiffs claimed that Google continued to collect data from users even when they used Google Chrome's "Incognito" Mode.
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US Public Schools Blame Big Tech Firms for Social Media Harm, Mental Health Crisis in Lawsuit: All Details
Facebook parent Meta, Alphabet, Snap, and TikTok were sued by US public schools in Seattle last week, claiming that companies purposefully designed products to hook younger users, while creating a mental health crisis. The firms have previously stated that they aim to create an enjoyable experience on their platforms for users, while removing harmf...
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Judge Rejects Class Action for Google Privacy Lawsuit
People who accused Google of illegally collecting their personal information cannot sue the Alphabet unit as a group in a class action, a US judge ruled. "Inquiries relating to Google's implied consent defense will overwhelm the damages claims for all causes of action," Rogers wrote.
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Google Facing at Least EUR 12 Billion in Civil Claims Across Europe
Google is facing at least EUR 12 billion (roughly Rs. 1,13,259 crore) in damage claims from dozens of price comparison websites across the European Union. The complaints blame Google for stealing their customers. Google denies that any of the European civil suits have merit.
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Google Faces GBP 5 Billion UK Lawsuit for Abusing Dominance in Online Search
Google is being sued in Britain for potential damages of up to GBP 5 billion (roughly Rs. 56,536 crore). The class action, filed at the Competition Appeal Tribunal on Tuesday, argues that Google's actions enabled it to charge higher prices for the advertisements that appear in search inquiries than it otherwise could in a competitive market.
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Google Settles $5 Billion Lawsuit Alleging Chrome's 'Incognito' Mode Tracks Users
Google has agreed to settle a consumer privacy lawsuit seeking at least $5 billion in damages over allegations it tracked the data of users who thought they were browsing the internet privately.
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Google to Pay $338.7 Million in Damages Over Chromecast Patent Case, Rules US Jury
Alphabet's Google violated a software developer's patent rights with its remote-streaming technology and must pay $338.7 million (nearly Rs. 2,770 crore) in damages, a federal jury in Waco, Texas decided on Friday. The jury found that Google's Chromecast and other devices infringe patents owned by Touchstream Technologies related to streaming video...
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Google Owes $338.7 Million In Chromecast Patent Case: US Jury
Alphabet's Google violated a software developer's patent rights with its remote-streaming technology and must pay $338.7 million in damages, a federal jury in Waco, Texas decided on Friday.
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Cyber Attackers Can Disable AI Systems By 'Data Poisoning': Google AI Expert
A researcher at the conference in Shanghai claims that attackers can seriously damage artificial intelligence models by "poisoning" data sets through minor modification.
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Google Fined $15 Million for Infringing Patents Related to Audio Software
Alphabet's Google must pay patent holding company Personal Audio LLC $15.1 million (nearly Rs. 120 crore) for infringing two patents related to audio software, a Delaware federal jury said in a verdict made public on Wednesday. Personal Audio had argued that Google's music app Google Play Music featured playlist downloading, navigation and editing ...
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US Newspaper Chain Gannett Sues Google, Says Tech Giant Holds Monopoly on Online Ads
Gannett, the largest US newspaper chain, on Tuesday sued Google, accusing the social media company of violating federal antitrust law by trying to monopolize the market for online advertising.
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Google Must Pay Sonos $32.5 Million in Smart-Speaker Patent Case, US Jury Says
Google must pay $32.5 million in damages to Sonos for infringing one of the firm's patents for its smart speakers, two years after the latter sued the search giant at the US International Trade Commission. A San Francisco federal jury said Google must pay damages in the lawsuit accusing the firm of using Sonos' technology in devices including Googl...
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Google Wins US Patent Trial Over Data-Retrieval Technology on Pixel Phones, Google Apps
Google won a jury trial on Tuesday in a long-running patent lawsuit in Delaware federal court over features in Google's smartphones and apps.
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Delhi Court Awards Rs 10 Lakh Damages To Google In Trademark Lawsuit
The Delhi High Court has directed consultancy firm Google Enterprises Pvt Ltd and its associated entities to pays Rs 10 lakh as damages to tech-giant Google LLC for misusing its trademark.
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Google Deleted ‘Chat’ Evidence in Antitrust Cases, Must Pay Sanctions: US Court
Alphabet’s Google intentionally destroyed employee "chat" evidence in antitrust litigation in California and must pay sanctions and face a possible penalty at trial, a US judge ruled on Tuesday.
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Google Chrome Incognito Mode Users Lose Appeal to Pursue $5 Billion in Damages Over Data Collection
Consumers suing Google over its data collection practices have lost their early appeal to pursue money damages as a class action seeking billions of dollars. Plaintiffs claimed that Google continued to collect data from users even when they used Google Chrome's "Incognito" Mode.
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US Public Schools Blame Big Tech Firms for Social Media Harm, Mental Health Crisis in Lawsuit: All Details
Facebook parent Meta, Alphabet, Snap, and TikTok were sued by US public schools in Seattle last week, claiming that companies purposefully designed products to hook younger users, while creating a mental health crisis. The firms have previously stated that they aim to create an enjoyable experience on their platforms for users, while removing harmf...
