
Google Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Temu and Baidu Data Sharing
People whose data Google allegedly shared with Temu or Baidu on or after April 8, 2025 may be covered by a pending class action lawsuit. Follow the case.
- Possible recovery
- Up to $200
Not a settlement payment. Depends on the case outcome.
- Claim deadline
- TBD
- Proof requirement
- TBD
Eligibility
Who may qualify?
Check the covered dates, products, locations, and other official terms before you file.
- You visited one or more websites that used Google's advertising or tracking technology.
- Your online communications passed through Google's tracking technology while you were browsing.
- Your personal information, such as persistent identifiers, IP address, or other device-level information, was allegedly shared with Baidu, Temu, or another company based in China.
- The sharing happened on or after April 8, 2025.
Case overview
What is the Google case about?
A proposed class action filed in July 2026 accuses Google of sharing internet users' sensitive data with Temu, the Chinese e-commerce company, and Baidu, a technology firm the Pentagon has labeled a "Chinese military company." The suit claims this conduct violates a U.S. Department of Justice rule that restricts bulk transfers of Americans' data to "countries of concern."
The litigation is still in its early stages and has been consolidated with other related lawsuits filed against Google.
Case details
- Company
- Google LLC
Questions people ask
Frequently asked questions
How much could the Google case pay?
The listed potential recovery is Up to $200. This is not a settlement payment. Any recovery depends on how the case is resolved.
Who qualifies for the Google case?
Key eligibility criteria include: You visited one or more websites that used Google's advertising or tracking technology; Your online communications passed through Google's tracking technology while you were browsing; Your personal information, such as persistent identifiers, IP address, or other device-level information, was allegedly shared with Baidu, Temu, or another company based in China; The sharing happened on or after April 8, 2025. Always confirm the details with the sources on this page.
Is the Google case a settlement?
No. This is a lawsuit that has not been resolved, and no court has approved a settlement, so there is no settlement fund or official claim form. Be cautious of any site asking you to file or pay for it today.
Is the Google case open?
No claim process is open, because there is no settlement. TapClaim monitors the case for updates.
Sources
- Listing verificationLast checked Nov 12, 2026