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But why is Google giving away money? Well, Google was sued by a group of people who said that the company shared their internet history with other websites without their permission. To settle the case, Google agreed to pay the users some money. However, Google denies the claims and says they didn't share any user information.
Basically, Google is paying the money to end the lawsuit, not because they did anything wrong. It's important for companies like Google to be careful with user information and protect people's privacy. This case shows that people are becoming more aware of their rights and expect companies to take responsibility for any misuse of their data.
If you used Google and clicked on search results between 2006 and 2013, you might be eligible for compensation. Keep an eye out for more information from Google on how to claim the money. It's a reminder that we should all be mindful of our privacy when using technology.
Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is based on the court order and statements from Google as of June 18, 2023. Further updates or clarifications may be released by the involved parties.