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Google’s “Incognito Mode” promises private browsing where user activity is not saved on the device. However, a series of lawsuits have alleged that Google continues to collect and track users’ data even when they are using this mode. These lawsuits claim that Google deceives users into believing their online activities are anonymous, when in fact, their data is still being gathered and used without their knowledge or consent.

If you have used Google’s Incognito Mode and are concerned that your privacy has been violated, you may be entitled to compensation. At Minner Vines Injury Lawyers, PLLC, we are committed to helping individuals fight back against these unlawful practices and ensuring that privacy rights are protected. Take the quiz on this page to instantly find out if you qualify to file a claim.

What is Incognito Mode?

Incognito Mode is a private browsing feature offered by Google Chrome. When users open a new incognito window, Google indicates that browsing activity, including search history and cookies, will not be saved on the device. The implication is that users can surf the web without their activity being tracked. However, ongoing lawsuits claim that Google’s tracking mechanisms remain active even when Incognito Mode is enabled, allowing the company to collect user data surreptitiously.

Alleged Privacy Violations

The lawsuits against Google primarily focus on the following allegations:

Deceptive Practices

Users were led to believe that their activity in Incognito Mode would remain private, but Google allegedly continued to track their online behavior through various means, such as cookies and analytics tools.

Unauthorized Data Collection

Despite being in Incognito Mode, user data, including websites visited and online interactions, may have been collected without consent.

Violation of Privacy Rights

Google’s continued data collection in Incognito Mode is being framed as a violation of users’ privacy rights under federal and state laws, such as the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA).

These claims accuse Google of violating users’ trust by misleading them about the true privacy implications of Incognito Mode. Individuals who used this mode under the belief that their browsing was private may have had their data improperly tracked and monetized by Google.

Who Can File a Lawsuit?

If you used Google’s Incognito Mode and believe that your privacy was violated, you may be eligible to join one of the ongoing lawsuits. Potential claimants include:

Individuals who used Incognito Mode on Google Chrome.

Individuals who had their online activity tracked by Google without their consent while using private browsing.

Individuals who feel deceived by Google’s privacy claims and seek compensation for the misuse of their personal data.

How Minner Vines Injury Lawyers, PLLC Can Help

Minner Vines Injury Lawyers, PLLC, alongside our partners at Potter Hany, understand privacy violation lawsuits and are dedicated to helping individuals protect their rights. If you believe your data was wrongfully collected while using Google’s Incognito Mode, we can guide you through the legal process. Our experienced attorneys will evaluate your case, explain your legal options, and work to hold companies like Google accountable for violating consumer privacy.

Contact Us for a Free Consultation

If you believe that your privacy was compromised while using Google’s Incognito Mode, we encourage you to reach out for a free case evaluation. At Minner Vines Injury Lawyers, PLLC, we are ready to stand by your side and help you seek justice. Fill out our online questionnaire to find out if you qualify to file a claim.

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