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Google settlement: $100 million for Illinois users Those who were eligible to receive payments included people who appeared in a photo on Google Photos between , and April 25, 2022. You must have been an Illinois resident at the time. ILLINOIS RESIDENTS CAN RECEIVE $100M SETTLEMENT MONEY FROM GOOGLE LAWSUIT.

Google will pay $100 million to settle a lawsuit in Illinois over its facial-recognition photo tool. According to the settlement website, residents are eligible ?if, at any time between and April 25, 2022, you appeared in a photograph in Google Photos while you were an Illinois resident.?

Google agreed in April to pay $100 million to settle a suit related to a photo grouping feature in Google Photos, and Snapchat parent company Snap agreed in August to pay $35 million to settle a suit related to filters and lenses in Snap's app. (None of these companies has admitted any wrongdoing.)

How do I submit a claim for the Google privacy settlement? Claims can be submitted online or with this mail-in form. You must include your name and current or previous Illinois address and you must confirm you appeared in a photo stored on Google Photo between , and April 24, 2022.

Class members can collect up to $25,000 for lost time and out-of-pocket expenditures relating to the breach, including unreimbursed fraud charges, money spent preventing identity theft and fees paid to professional data security services.

The only way to get a payment is if you submit a Claim Form. If you submit a Claim Form, you will give up the right to sue Google or any Released Parties in a separate lawsuit about the claims released by the Settlement, including the claims made in this case. You must submit a Claim Form by September 24, 2022.

Recently, a federal judge in Illinois granted final approval for a $92 million class-action lawsuit settlement between the social media network TikTok and users of the platform, with Illinois residents set to receive the largest share of the payout due to BIPA.

Attorney General Mark Brnovich filed the lawsuit against Google in 2020. The lawsuit was the result of a larger investigation that was prompted by 2018 reporting by the Associated Press revealing certain Google applications store location data without asking, and that deleting the data is a time-intensive process.

The Notice contained your Unique ID and a PIN required to file a Claim Form. If you're unsure if you are included after reviewing the information on this website, you may call 1-855-604-1811 or contact the Settlement Administrator at info@CapitalOneSettlement.com .

The Claim Filing deadline was September 30, 2022. We are no longer accepting Claim Submissions. Questions? Contact the Settlement Administrator at info@CapitalOneSettlement.com or 1-855-604-1811 (Toll-Free).