US tech giant says jury decision misunderstands its products and it will appeal.
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Google has been told by a US jury to pay $425m for violating the privacy of tens of millions of users who opted out of a feature tracking app use.
The jury in San Francisco handed down the verdict on Wednesday after a group of Google users accused the tech giant of continuing to collect data from third-party apps even when they changed their account settings to prevent the practice.
Google said the decision misunderstood how its products work and that it planned to appeal.
