Google Class Action

A class of "local guides” who help Google refine its Maps and Earth products <strong><a href="http://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Google.Class.pdf">claim in court</a></strong> that the search giant promised them a free terabyte of data storage, then charged them $10 a month for it after two years.

SAN JOSE — A class of “local guides” who help Google refine its Maps and Earth products claim in court that the search giant promised them a free terabyte of data storage, then charged them $10 a month for it after two years.

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