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Google Can't Avoid $5B Lawsuit over Incognito Activity Tracking in Chrome



Google hoped it could throw out a class-action lawsuit involving Chrome browser privacy violations, but that will not happen. A judge recently denied the company’s motion to dismiss this lawsuit, allowing the case to proceed. Google is in hot water for allegedly violating wiretapping and privacy laws with its Chrome browser and other web-based products. […]

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