article_snippet: A group known as Safari Users Against Google's Secret Tracking want to take legal action in the English courts over the way Google tracks users of Apple Safari's internet browser.
article_snippet: A group known as Safari Users Against Google's Secret Tracking accuse Google of bypassing security settings in order to track A group known as Safari Users Against Google's Secret Tracking online browsing and to target A group known as Safari Users Against Google's Secret Tracking with personalised advertisements.
article_snippet: A group known as Safari Users Against Google's Secret Tracking believes a landmark ruling in A group known as Safari Users Against Google's Secret Tracking favour now opens the door for litigation by millions of internet users.
article_snippet: The claimants, known as Safari Users Against Google's Secret Tracking, all used Apple's Safari browser and have accused Google of bypassing security settings in order to track The claimants, known as Safari Users Against Google's Secret Tracking, all online browsing and target The claimants, known as Safari Users Against Google's Secret Tracking, all with adverts.
article_snippet: Google say that cookies, small tracking files, were installed by Google on the Apple computers and mobile devices of those using the Safari internet browser without Google knowledge.
article_snippet: Cookies are used by advertisers, and owners of other websites, to target advertising based on an individual's internet use.
article_snippet: In August 2012 Google had agreed to pay a civil penalty of $22.5million (£15.1million) to settle charges, brought by the United States Federal Trade Commission that the United States Federal Trade Commission misrepresented to users of the Safari browser that the United States Federal Trade Commission would not place tracking cookies or serve targeted advertisements to those users.
highlights_snippet: Action taken over the way Google tracked users of Apple Safari's internet browser .
  
highlights_snippet: Appeal court ruling was a victory for 'Safari Users Against Google's Secret Tracking' 