The $135 million Google data settlement is now open, allowing individuals to claim for part of the case against the company. The case centers on claims that Android devices transmitted user data without consent. The class action lawsuit, Taylor v. Google LLC, alleges that Google's Android devices passively transferred cellular data to Google without user permission. While not admitting fault, Google has agreed to pay $135m to about 100 million US Android phone users. The final approval hearing will take place on June 23, and the court will decide if the settlement is fair. To join the settlement, individuals must meet four criteria: be a living, individual human being in the US, have used an Android mobile device with a cellular data plan, and are not a class member in the Csupo v.