
What you need to know
- Google was fined $314 million this week over its "misuse" of Android users' cell data for OS transfers.
- The California court argued that Google used user data for "targeted advertising" and more, consuming their cell data; however, Google says its data transfers were harmless.
- After the verdict, Google's spokesperson, Jose Castaneda, says the court "misunderstood" its practices and that it would look to appeal.
- Google found itself in the hot seat in Australia over misleading users about how/where their location tracking data was being stored.