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High Court Blocks Google Settlement on Standing Issue

Posted on March 20, 2019June 25, 2025 by Dissent

Alexandra Jones reports:

A privacy class action that Google settled for $8.5 million faced a Supreme Court clamp-down Wednesday, with the justices ruling 8-1 that there are too many questions about standing to move forward.

Google established the fund in 2015 to resolve claims that it allowed third-party websites to access users’ search terms without permission.

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