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Attention Google Users: Learn How to Claim Your ₹630 from Google

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Claim Money From Google
Claim Money From Google

A recent court order has found that Google owes users in India around ₹630 (around US$7) each for using the company’s search engine without their consent. The order, which was issued by the Delhi High Court, is the latest in a series of legal challenges facing in India.

Claim Money From Google
Claim Money

The case was brought by a group of Indian consumers who argued that Google had violated their privacy by collecting data about their online activities without their knowledge or consent. The court agreed with the consumers, finding that Google had not obtained the necessary consent to collect the data.

As a result of the court order, Google is now required to pay each affected user ₹630 (around US$7). The company has said that it will appeal the decision, but it is unclear whether the appeal will be successful.

In the meantime, users who believe they are entitled to compensation can file a claim with Google. To do so, they will need to provide their name, email address, and the date they first started using Google. Google has said that it will begin processing claims on a rolling basis.

This is a significant victory for Indian consumers, and it could have implications for Google’s business in other countries. The case highlights the importance of user privacy, and it sends a message to tech companies that they need to be more transparent about how they collect and use data.

How to Claim Your Compensation from Google

To claim your compensation, you will need to do the following:

  1. Visit the Google compensation website. refererheadersettlement.com
  2. Enter your name, email address, and the date you first started using Google.
  3. Click on the “Submit” button.

Google will review your claim and will notify you if you are eligible for compensation. If you are eligible, Google will send you a payment via bank transfer or PayPal.

The deadline to file a claim is July 31, 2023.

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