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Google agreed to destroy billions of data records to settle a lawsuit claiming it secretly tracked the internet use of people who thought they were browsing privately.Terms of the settlement were filed on Monday in the Oakland, California federal court, and require approval by US District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers.Lawyers for the plaintiffs valued the accord at more than $5 billion, and as high as $7.8 billion. Google is paying no damages, but users may sue the company individually for damages.The class action began in 2020, covering millions of Google users who used private browsing since June 1, 2016.Users alleged that Google 39 s analytics, cookies and apps let the Alphabet (GOOGL.O) unit im dunks mens properly track people who set Google 39 s Chrome browser to quot Incognito quot mode and other bro adidas gazelle hellblau wsers to quot private quot browsing mode.They said this turned Google into an quot unaccountable trove of information air force 1 one quot by letting it learn about their friends, favourite foods, hobbies Dzcz PM puts opposition in same league as India
LAHORE:The Institute of Art and Culture (IAC) in Lahore has joined hands with the Museums Association of Pakistan to host the premiere of Ajoka Production and Samosa Media s new documentary聽Pakistan s Best Kept Secret: Lahore Museum. It will be held on Friday, May 3, at IAC Lahore, stated a press release.UNESCO s Pakistan director Ms Vibeke Jensen will be the chief guest at the event. The screening will jordan11 be followed by a panel discussion on 'The imp adidas originals retropy ortance of museum awareness in Pakistan.' Panelists include Ms Karen Exell of Qatar Museum, archaeologist Ihsan Nadeem, director State Bank s Museum and Art Gallery Asma Ibrahim and secretary Museums Association of Pa samba og adidas kistan Mian Atique Ahmad.The film features Anwar Akhtar, a British-Pakistani journalist and the director of Samosa Media, in conversation with Lahore Museum s ex-director聽Sumaira Samad聽and playwright Shahid Nadeem. They view the Museum's collection and discuss the significance of the institution within Pakistan s wider social, po
Google agreed to destroy billions of data records to settle a lawsuit claiming it secretly tracked the internet use of people who thought they were browsing privately.Terms of the settlement were filed on Monday in the Oakland, California federal court, and require approval by US District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers.Lawyers for the plaintiffs valued the accord at more than $5 billion, and as high as $7.8 billion. Google is paying no damages, but users may sue the company individually for damages.The class action began in 2020, covering millions of Google users who used private browsing since June 1, 2016.Users alleged that Google 39 s analytics, cookies and apps let the Alphabet (GOOGL.O) unit im dunks mens properly track people who set Google 39 s Chrome browser to quot Incognito quot mode and other bro adidas gazelle hellblau wsers to quot private quot browsing mode.They said this turned Google into an quot unaccountable trove of information air force 1 one quot by letting it learn about their friends, favourite foods, hobbies Dzcz PM puts opposition in same league as India
LAHORE:The Institute of Art and Culture (IAC) in Lahore has joined hands with the Museums Association of Pakistan to host the premiere of Ajoka Production and Samosa Media s new documentary聽Pakistan s Best Kept Secret: Lahore Museum. It will be held on Friday, May 3, at IAC Lahore, stated a press release.UNESCO s Pakistan director Ms Vibeke Jensen will be the chief guest at the event. The screening will jordan11 be followed by a panel discussion on 'The imp adidas originals retropy ortance of museum awareness in Pakistan.' Panelists include Ms Karen Exell of Qatar Museum, archaeologist Ihsan Nadeem, director State Bank s Museum and Art Gallery Asma Ibrahim and secretary Museums Association of Pa samba og adidas kistan Mian Atique Ahmad.The film features Anwar Akhtar, a British-Pakistani journalist and the director of Samosa Media, in conversation with Lahore Museum s ex-director聽Sumaira Samad聽and playwright Shahid Nadeem. They view the Museum's collection and discuss the significance of the institution within Pakistan s wider social, po