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Google Chrome users denied intervention in US Incognito case on appeal

By Xu Yuan ( April 20, 2026, 19:45 GMT | Insight) -- A US appeals court ruled a group of Google Chrome users cannot intervene in a class action in which the company has reached a settlement to resolve allegations that it continued to collect users’ personal data without permission when they turned on the private “Incognito” mode.A group of Google Chrome users cannot intervene in a class action in which Google has reached a settlement to resolve allegations that it continued to collect users’ personal data without permission when they turned on the private “Incognito” mode in the internet browser....

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