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The lawsuit alleged that Google violated Illinois privacy law by collecting and keeping biometric data of Illinois residents. People who appeared in Google Photos, while residing in Illinois did not receive proper notice and consent as per government privacy protections.

In most cases, it is a good idea to join the class action if you believe you suffered injuries or financial losses caused by the defendant. We do recommend you give us a call and discuss your situation with one of our class action lawsuit attorneys before you make a decision, however.

Anyone who submits a valid claim form by September 22, 2022, can receive settlement money if their form is approved by the Settlement Administrator. You can submit a claim form online, or download it and mail it to the Settlement Administrator.

The Court issued an Order fully and finally approving the settlement on September 9, 2021.

Final approval has been given on a $6.75 million class action settlement between Shutterfly, Inc. and a Class of Illinois residents who claim the photo-sharing company illegally collected and stored their biometric data without their consent, violating Illinois privacy law.

Settlement payments to class members have commenced on . It will take about two weeks to finish mailing the checks and processing the electronic payments. If you changed your address recently and have not received payment by mid-June, feel free to email us at admin@facebookbipaclassaction.com.

Settlement Information (Defendant or Shutterfly), which claims that Shutterfly violated Illinois law by collecting and storing biometric data of individuals in Illinois who appear in photos maintained on Shutterfly without proper notice and consent. Shutterfly denies it violated any law.