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Make Google
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Dear Friend,
For years, we all thought that when we clicked on
the "Incognito" tab on Google, that our
browsing was private; that nobody would know the
websites you were looking at, the cases you were working on, the purchases
you were making or the content you were researching.
It turns out we were all DUPED. It wasn't
"private" at all.
But the good news is...it could result in a payday for all of
us. And, the best part is we don't have
to pay for our own attorney to get justice.
At Law Enforcement today, we care about your consumer rights, so we are
passing this important information on to you about how Google may have been
violating your privacy rights.
In a world where our online activity is constantly tracked, your privacy
should be protected, not exploited. Yet, even tech giants like Google have
crossed the line, using their powerful tools to collect your personal data
without your consent—even in "Incognito mode."
Recently, Google has found itself at the center of a wave of privacy
litigation. Plaintiffs have filed numerous lawsuits accusing Google of
violating the California Consumer Privacy Act. The lawsuit claims that
Google used tools like Google Analytics and Google Ad Manager to gather
data from users who believed they were browsing privately.
This is not the first time Google has been accused of violating privacy
promises. From the infamous Cambridge Analytica scandal to ongoing
antitrust issues, Google’s record shows a pattern of violating users’
privacy for profit.
When you browse the internet, especially in "Incognito mode," you
expect a certain level of privacy. Google has not only misled consumers
about the safety of this feature but has also continued to profit from
unauthorized data collection. This is more than just a breach of
trust—it's a violation of your rights.
If you believe you’ve been victimized by Google’s invasive data
collection practices, you have the right to seek justice. The legal system
offers you a path to demand accountability and potentially secure
compensation for the unauthorized use of your personal information. Click here to see if you qualify.
At Law Enforcement Today, we care about your consumer rights, so we are
referring to Potter Handy LLP law firm and Biz Head Law LLC, who
are pursuing claims on behalf of people who want to enforce
their privacy rights against Google. The lawyers have experience
in privacy litigation and are equipped with the knowledge to take on tech
giants like Google. Potter Handy has a proven history of holding large
corporations accountable for violating consumer rights.
Don’t let Google’s actions go unchecked. Join others who are standing
up against these unfair practices. Click here to learn
how we can help you protect your privacy and secure the compensation you
deserve.
Your Privacy, Our Priority—Let’s Hold Google Accountable Together.
Best regards,
Kyle Reyes
Law Enforcement Today
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not be construed as legal advice, nor does the information contained in
this notification create an attorney/client relationship. This notification
is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice nor an
endorsement or recommendation of Potter Handy or Biz Head Law. The
attorneys do not guarantee any particular result and prior results do not
guarantee a similar outcome. K. Chern of Biz Head Law is the attorney
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