Have an Android? You may be owed money. How to claim it in Arizona – The Arizona Republic

If you have used an Android cell phone, you may be eligible for a payment from a lawsuit involving Google’s collection of your data.
According to the terms of a class-action settlement, people who used an Android product with access to the internet anytime after Nov. 12, 2017, may qualify for a portion of the settlement from the lawsuit, Taylor v. Google LLC, which alleged that Google needlessly collected cellular data that it purchased from mobile carriers.
Here’s everything you need to know about the settlement and how to claim a payment.
In order to qualify for the Android data settlement, a claimant must:
Consumers who have received a personalized notice about the settlement can choose their preferred payment method on the settlement website. If a potential claimant does not choose a payment method, they may not receive a payment — according to the website.
The deadline to object to the settlement and for a potential claimant to exclude themselves from the settlement is May 29. The final approval hearing is set for June 23.
Payments are capped at $100 per class member. It was not year clear when payments could be sent.

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