- UK consumers are suing Google (GOOG, GOOGL) for illegally collecting personal data from iPhones.
- The consumer group Google You Owe Us says the tech company collected personal data without consent by working around the default privacy settings on the iPhone.
- Consumer advocate and case leader Richard Lloyd says each of the 5.4M customers impacted could receive “several hundred pounds” if the case wins.
- Google doesn’t think the case has merit.
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