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40 Attorneys General Announce Historic Google Settlement over Location Tracking Practices

NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James, as part of a coalition of 40 attorneys general, today secured $391.5 million from Google for misleading millions of users about its location data tracking .

Wisconsin reaches $8.4 million antitrust settlement with Google. Company must be more transparent about its practices

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Google had been "crafty and deceptive", Rosenblum added, as she announced the company's agreement to pay up to end the case. 

Google will have to pay a $392m (£329m) settlement for location-tracking practices relating to account settings that breached user information laws.

Google will pay back nearly $400 million to 40 states in privacy settlement.  Attorney General Lynn Fitch today announced that Mississippi, along with 39 other Attorneys General, has reached a $391.5 million multistate settlement with Google over its location tracking practices relating to Google A

Google has agreed to pay US$391.5 million and to be more upfront with consumers about its privacy and data capture practices in a settlement with 40 U.S. states. The deal, announced Monday, comes after the states' Attorneys General found Google violated state consumer protection laws by misleading consumers about location tracking practices in Android and