Four state AGs sue Google over `deceptive location tracking` on Android
(Android Central)

The bipartisan lawsuit accuses Google of tracking users even after they`ve turned off location history. What you need to know Washington, D.C.`s attorney general has filed a lawsuit against Google over location tracking. The AGs from Indiana, Texas, and Washington state have also sued Google in their own state courts. Google is accused of `deceiving` users and `invading their privacy.` Google`s location tracking practices resulted in a number of legal battles, including a lawsuit filed in federal court in San Francisco in 2018 and another similar case filed by the state of Arizona in 2020. Four state attorneys general have now sued Google over how it collects and uses location data from users. Karl A. Racine, the attorney general of Washington, D.C., has led a bipartisan lawsuit accusing Google of duping users into sharing their location data. Attorneys general from Indiana, Texas, and Washington state have also filed lawsuits against Google in their respective states. The law...