Good news for Google Chrome users who may get 5 thousand dollars

The Google Chrome browser is considered one of the most popular browsers around the world, and if you are one of its users, you may be eligible to receive a return of up to 5 thousand dollars.

Reports say that there is a class action lawsuit filed against "Google" company worth $ 5 billion, amid allegations that the technology giant collects information from users illegally during the private browsing of users. It seems that this problem is related to the incognito mode of the company "Google", which allows users to browse the web in particular, according to "Russia Today".

Lawyers from the Boies Schiller Flexner law firm claim that Google has illegally collected user information while using the incognito browser, saying this occurs “even when these individuals follow Google’s recommendations to prevent the tracking or collection of their personal information and contacts.”

While browsing in incognito mode, Google states that it does not save browsing history, cookies, site data, and data entered into the forms.

However it is very clear that the tech giant continues to save downloads and bookmarks.

The lawsuit claims that the giant company “stealthily tracks users” through various methods including Google Analytics, Google Ad Manager, and the Google login button. The company "Google" objected to these allegations and says it will defend itself strongly.

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A company spokesman said, “Incognito mode in Google Chrome gives you the option to browse the Internet without saving your activity in your browser or device. We also make it clear that every time you open a new incognito tab, websites may be able to collect information about browsing activity. ”

If Google is forced to pay, many Google Chrome users may be waiting for a large sum. To be eligible you will need to use Google's incognito mode since June 1, 2016. Nevertheless, Google plans to defend itself against these claims.

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