Google Assistant Privacy Settlement
The administrator states that the August 27, 2026 claim deadline has passed. This page is an archive for people checking a previously submitted claim, not an invitation to file a new one. The official site lists a final approval hearing for October 1, 2026; a hearing date is not a claim deadline or a payment date.
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Primary Sources
Source checked 2026-09-06Official Case Details
| Defendant: | |
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| Court Docket: | Not recorded in this summary |
| Settlement Administrator: | A.B. Data, Ltd. |
| Eligibility: | The purchaser class covers users who purchased a Google-made device in the United States or its territories from May 18, 2016 through March 19, 2026. The privacy class has separate conditions involving Google Assistant recordings or disclosure to third-party review vendors. |
| Proof of Purchase Rules: | Review the official notice for the requirements for each settlement class. The filing deadline has passed. |
Claim Process (For Reference)
New claims are no longer within the published filing window.
If you filed on time, retain your confirmation and use the administrator’s official contact information for questions.
Check the official site for court and payment updates; do not rely on an estimated distribution date.
This case is currently listed as Claims Closed
No claim form is available here right now. Review the official source for the current status and any benefits you may still be able to receive.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I still file by October 15, 2026?
No. That was an incorrect date previously shown here. The official claim deadline was August 27, 2026.
Does buying a device automatically mean a payment is owed?
No. The notice defines separate classes and requires a valid, timely claim. Only the administrator can resolve a particular claim.