<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>A jury in San Jose, California, ruled that Google must pay over $314.6m to Android smartphone users in the state for misusing their cellphone data.</li><li>The jury found Alphabet's Google liable for unauthorized data transfers from devices, causing burdens on users for Google's benefit.</li><li>Google plans to appeal the verdict, stating the misunderstanding of critical services for Android device security and performance.</li><li>The plaintiffs' attorney views the verdict as a validation of the case, emphasizing the severity of Google's actions in collecting users' data without permission.</li></ul>

Jury says Google must pay California Android smartphone users $314.6m

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