<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>A California state jury has found Google liable for misusing the cellular data of Android users, ordering a $314.6 million payout to residents in the state.</li><li>The case highlighted that Google's actions constituted 'unavoidable burdens' for users, with implications extending to a pending federal case involving Android users in the rest of the US.</li><li>The plaintiffs argued that Google's use of users' cellular data without explicit permission violated California law, leading to the significant payout.</li><li>Google plans to appeal the verdict, asserting that users consented to data transfers and that the services in question were essential for Android devices' security and performance.</li></ul>

California Jury Finds Google Liable For $314.6m Data Payout

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