Google Settles Android Location Data Lawsuit: $135M for Users

0:00Google just dropped a $135 million settlement for Android users, tied to claims that its operating system may phone-send, out-location data, non-stop. The lawsuit kicked off over how Android devices from late 2017 onward kept pinging data to Google, even when folks thought they had it, turned off. Android owners from that time could snack some cash if they qualify, and it's got people buzzing about privacy slips in everyday tech we all rely on. Google says it did nothing wrong but still agreed to pay up to avoid more court trauma, with claims open now through an official site. If you've rocked an Android phone since then, hit up the settlement page to see if you're owed a cut easy money waiting if it fits. I'm Corey with the story. That's your California News Today update, AI powered and always on.