Texas secures $1.38B settlement with Google over data privacy

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ebfe1 · 3h ago

Honest question: So who gets this $1.38B? The user? Some company? The government/treasury?

cloverich · 4h ago

This sounds like a good thing to an outside observer. Can someone clarify if this is actually a good thing (i.e. not significant caveats), and perhaps contextualize it a bit?

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Texas secures $1.38B settlement with Google over data privacy

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