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Google to pay $350 million to settle shareholders data privacy lawsuit

Google to pay $350 million to settle shareholders data privacy lawsuit
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Google to pay US$350 million in settlement

Google agreed to pay US$350 million to settle a lawsuit by shareholders related to a security bug at its now-defunct Google+ social media website.

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Google To Settle $350 Millon Dollar Lawsuit

Google to settle another lawsuit with this one rounding out to be $350 million regarding the disclosure of user data

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Google Agrees to Pay $350 Million Settlement for Data Privacy Violations

Google has agreed on the $350 million settlement for the 2018 lawsuit over alleged data privacy violations on Google+.

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Google agrees to pay $350 million to settle class action lawsuit over Google+ user data leak

Alphabet's Google agreed to pay $350 million as a settlement for the Google+ data breach. Understand the background and broader implications

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