Google settles with California for $93M over deceptive location data practices
- Google agreed to pay $93 million to settle allegations it misled users about collecting location data.
- The settlement requires Google to be more transparent about its location tracking and obtain consent.
- Google previously settled similar charges with 40 other states for $391.5 million.
- California alleged Google deceived users even after they turned off location settings.
- Google said it has made changes to location settings and disclosures in recent years.