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Android users may receive up to $100 from Google’s $135M settlement over data transfers

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Source: Mashable
Android users may receive up to $100 from Google’s $135M settlement over data transfers
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Google reached a preliminary $135 million settlement in Taylor v. Google LLC over Android users’ cellular data transfers, potentially covering up to 100 million U.S. users; eligible individuals can claim up to $100 via the official settlement site, with a final hearing on June 23 to decide if payments will go out, and Google will update Google Play terms regarding passive data transfers.

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  1. Google could pay $135 million settlement to U.S. Android users. How to get your money.  Mashable
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