Google faces a $425 million payment for privacy violations in a class action lawsuit. The lawsuit alleges Google continued to collect data from millions of users even when 'Web & App Activity' was ...

Just weeks ago, Google faced down a viral news story over allegations it was secretly using Gmail user data to train AI, which it denied. Now a similar claim has been made — but this time it’s 1.5 ...

Google’s artificial intelligence now wants to access your Gmail, photo library and search history. Should you let it? That’s a new privacy decision you’ll need to make if you use Google’s increasingly ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The suit claims Google flipped the switch in October, automatically turning Gemini on for millions of users. That allegedly ...

Gmail users are being warned to disable a widely enabled feature after privacy advocates raised concerns that Google may be scanning private emails and attachments to train artificial intelligence ...

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In this photo illustration a world map and a matrix illustration is shown on a computer screen against the Google logo on a mobile phone, on July 3, 2025. (Dominika Zarzycka / NurPhoto via AFP) SAN ...

Google has agreed to pay $68 million to settle a class action lawsuit arguing that its voice-activated assistant secretly recorded smart device users in violation of their privacy. A preliminary ...

Google’s Nano Banana Renews AI Privacy Concerns for 1.5 Billion People Your email has been sent A familiar cloud of doubt is drifting back over Google… and it’s ...

Google will once again have to pay many Android users after settling a class‑action lawsuit. Most U.S. residents with Android ...

Google has agreed to pay $68 million to settle a class action lawsuit arguing that its voice-activated assistant secretly recorded smart device users in violation of their privacy. A preliminary ...