- Google's motion to dismiss a **privacy class action** was denied by a federal judge in San Francisco.
- The lawsuit alleges Google **collected personal data** from users after they switched off tracking settings.
- Chief Judge Richard Seeborg ruled that users could find Google's actions **"highly offensive."**
- A jury trial is scheduled for **August 18**, highlighting ongoing concerns over privacy practices.
- The case stems from a 2020 lawsuit, with related claims already prompting significant settlements against Google.
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