Devices including Google Home and Google Pixel smartphones allegedly recorded conversations in violation of California law even when the user hadn’t triggered their listening function by pressing a button or using a “hot word” like “Okay Google.”
The suit, filed in the Northern District of California by three named plaintiffs, follows a report by VRT NWS, a Belgian news outlet. It said “thousands of Google employees are systematically listening to ...
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