Data Privacy,
Civil Litigation
Jul. 6, 2021
Claims of Google eavesdropping, recording can proceed, judge rules
The lawsuit was filed by owners of smartphones and other devices running voice-activated Google Assistant software, which comes downloaded already on most Google products.
A federal judge has advanced most of a class action accusing Google of illegally recording, listening to and profiting from user conversations on its devices.
The lawsuit was filed by owners of smartphones and other devices running voice-activated Google Assistant software, which comes downloaded already on most Google products. The plaintiffs accused the Alphabet-owned company of secretly recording conversations. It alleged that th...
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