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Google, Assistant and eavesdropping

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 · 1d · on MSN
Google settles Assistant eavesdropping suit with $68 million win for consumers
The lawsuit, which was first filed in San Jose, California, claims that Google Assistant is always listening, often bypassing its "Hey Google" trigger to start listening.

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Bitdefender · 1d
Google to Pay $68 Million to Settle Android ‘Eavesdropping’ Claims
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Google agrees to $68 million settlement in voice assistant eavesdropping lawsuit
 · 6h
Google agrees to $135 million settlement for collecting Android users’ data
The class action lawsuit alleged that Google collected cellular data without users’ permission.

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Google to Pay $135 Million to Settle Lawsuit Over Handling of Cellular Data
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Who Can Get a Piece of Google's $135 Million Android Settlement
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$95M Payout: Apple Begins Compensating Users in Siri Eavesdropping Case

Apple has started issuing Siri privacy settlement payouts, with claimants seeing deposits as low as $8 per device from a $95 million fund.
2d

Google Hit With $68M ‘Eavesdropping’ Lawsuit — and You Could Get a Cut

A major Google lawsuit over alleged eavesdropping has resulted in a $68M settlement fund. Some users could get a share of the money.
3d

Apple’s Siri Eavesdropping Payouts Are Starting To Arrive

Apple users are starting to receive their share of a $95 million cash payout to settle a class action case alleging Siri eavesdropping.
2don MSN

Payments begin in $95M Siri eavesdropping class-action settlement

Apple has started issuing payments as a part of a $95 million class-action settlement over allegations its voice assistant, Siri, was used to eavesdrop on private conversations. The California-based tech giant last year agreed to settle the lawsuit,
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Lawmakers looking to give people option to opt out of devices eavesdropping for advertising advantages

HARTFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - Our devices may be listening to us. Not only can our phones record us, but so can smart TVs. It may be advantageous for advertising, but some see it as a violation of privacy. Lawmakers are trying to give people the right to opt out.
9don MSN

A new earbud security flaw may expose you to remote eavesdropping - here's how to fix it

Your Bluetooth earbuds are at risk of being hijacked - here's how to prevent it ASAP
14d

Hundreds of Millions of Audio Devices Need a Patch to Prevent Wireless Hacking and Tracking

Flaws in how 17 models of headphones and speakers use Google’s one-tap Fast Pair Bluetooth protocol have left devices open to eavesdroppers and stalkers.
American Enterprise Institute
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Restoring the Lost Law of Eavesdropping

Under a standard of recency that allowed me to review a 40-year-old book in 2023, I want to celebrate the very recent publication, over a year ago, of two articles on the law of eavesdropping. Historically, there was fairly robust law on listening in.
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