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Google, UPS

A class action lawsuit alleges that Google and UPS share users' private information with third parties through their package tracking system.

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About this settlement

Allegations that Google and UPS's package tracking system shares user data with third parties without consent.

A class action lawsuit filed in California federal court accuses Google and UPS of violating state privacy laws by sharing users' private information with third parties through their package tracking system. The plaintiffs allege that the system, which allows users to track packages via Google Search, shares data with multiple undisclosed third parties, including Facebook, Google's advertising platforms, and others, despite promises that only the tracking number would be sent to the carrier.

Who qualifies

  • Individuals who used the "Track your package" widget on Google Search and clicked or pressed the track button.
  • Exact eligibility will be confirmed once the claim process opens.

Compensation pending

Claim deadline: Pending court decision

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