By Jonathan Stempel Jan 28 (Reuters) - Google will pay $135 million to settle a proposed class action by smartphone users who ...

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If the $135 million Google settlement receives preliminary court approval, it will cover more than 100 million Americans with ...

Google Agrees to Pay $135M in Huge Android Data-Harvesting Settlement ...

The class action lawsuit alleged that Google collected cellular data without users’ permission.

Google will pay out $135 million to settle claims that it was inappropriately using Android users' cellular data to transfer information.

In November, Google linked its Android Quick Share feature to Apple's AirDrop for file transfers between the two mobile OSes.

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