Google App Tracking Verdict: $425M Case Update
A jury found Google liable for collecting app data after users opted out and awarded $425 million. A consumer claims process is not yet available.
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Current Class Action Claims
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143 settlements
A jury found Google liable for collecting app data after users opted out and awarded $425 million. A consumer claims process is not yet available.
Roblox Corporation
Players and parents may have claims alleging Roblox used addictive design and collected children’s data. No settlement is currently available.
Memorial Health Services, MyChart
Certain Memorial Health patient portal users may qualify for cash from a $750,000 pixel privacy settlement by August 21, 2026.
Allina Health System, MyChart
Allina Health website visitors may qualify for a payment from a $12.5 million tracking-pixel settlement. Claims are due September 8, 2026.
Kaiser Permanente
Kaiser members who paid for out-of-network mental health care after struggling to find in-network treatment may qualify for reimbursement.
Amazon Alexa
A judge certified a class of certain Alexa device owners over alleged recording and storage of private conversations. No settlement fund exists.
CeraVe (a subsidiary/brand of L’Oréal USA, Inc.)
Lawsuits allege certain CeraVe and La Roche-Posay acne products contained benzene or PFAS despite safety claims. No settlement is available yet.
LifeStance Health Group, Inc.
A proposed $3.02 million settlement covers certain LifeStance patients whose information was allegedly shared through tracking pixels.
Adobe Inc.
Adobe subscribers charged an unexpected early termination fee may be able to pursue individual arbitration. Potential recovery can reach $500 or more.
Snap Inc. (Snapchat)
Parents and people who used Snapchat as minors may have claims involving alleged addictive design and youth harm. Review who may be affected.
MAC Cosmetics
An Illinois privacy lawsuit alleges MAC’s virtual try-on tools scanned shoppers’ faces without the notice and consent state law requires.
The Gatorade Company and PepsiCo, Inc.
Five consumers are challenging Gatorade’s hydration and “no artificial flavors” claims. The case remains pending, with no settlement yet.
BMW of North America, LLC
Owners and lessees of certain 2019-2020 BMW X3, X4, X5, X6, and X7 models who paid for shark-fin antenna leak repairs may be able to recoup those costs, and BMW
Sony (Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC)
Sony Interactive Entertainment will pay $7,850,000 to settle claims that it overcharged customers for certain PlayStation Store digital games.
McDonalds
McDonald’s customers allege the chain added an undisclosed orange juice surcharge to fixed-price breakfast combos. The case is moving forward.
Amazon.com, Inc.
The complaint alleges certain Amazon children’s sunscreens contained undisclosed lead and cadmium. No settlement or claim form is available.
Keurig Dr Pepper Inc.
A lawsuit challenges Keurig’s recyclable labeling for K-Cup pods that many facilities allegedly cannot process. No settlement has been reached.
Shein US Services LLC
Shein shoppers challenge original prices they say were inflated to create misleading discounts. No settlement or claim form is currently available.