About 100 million Android users across the United States may be eligible for a cash payment from a $135 million class action settlement against Google — and you don’t need to file a claim to get it.

About 100 million Android mobile device users may qualify for a payout in a $135 million class action settlement in a lawsuit alleging Google used their cellular data without permission. The ...

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Android users who accessed the internet from their device may soon be eligible for up to $100 as part of a $135 million settlement. While a court must still approve the settlement, lawyers behind a ...

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