Google Denied Class Certification in Safari Browser Tracking Case

A Delaware federal court has denied class certification in a lawsuit against Google over allegations that it bypassed privacy settings on Apple's Safari browser to track users without consent.

The plaintiffs claimed that Google used encryption keys to identify and target specific individuals, but the court found that the destroyed keys would not have provided a reliable way of identifying class members.

This decision may impact the outcome of similar cases against other tech giants accused of tracking user data without consent.