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Google has agreed to pay approximately $1.4 billion to settle lawsuits brought by the state of Texas over alleged violations of user privacy, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Friday.

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Paxton said the settlement, which must still be finalized between the parties, is the largest settlement any state has won against Google for similar data-privacy violations. “In Texas ...

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Attorney General Ken Paxton said Google agreed to pay $1.375B to the state of Texas to settle allegations of data privacy violation. The attorney general sued Google in 2022 for allegedly unlawfully ...