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Google files reply in support of dismissing amended claims over private browsing

( December 7, 2020, 22:31 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Plaintiffs accusing Google of deceiving people into thinking Chrome’s “private mode” hides users’ online activity from tracking can’t claim that they were not made aware about Google’s data collection, according to the company. Google filed a reply in support of a motion to dismiss, saying that any misunderstanding about its privacy policy’s disclosures would have been definitively resolved by a full-page incognito notice shown every time plaintiffs used Chrome’s private browsing mode.See document below. ...

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