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Keker’s attorneys Van Nest and Peters have appeared for Google in a pending collective privacy action. The case, filed November 19 in the Northern California District Court by Schubert Jonckheer & Kolbe; and Lowey Dannenberg, argues that Google uses the “Android Lockbox” program to collect personal data from Android smartphone users without obtaining consent or giving adequate notice. The case, assigned to United States District Judge Charles R. Breyer, is 3: 21-cv-09004, Hammerling et al v. Google LLC.
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