article_snippet: Google users will have the right to sue the internet giant in British courts over Google 'clandestine' tracking of Google users browsing, the Court of Appeal has ruled.
article_snippet: Three  judges have dismissed Google's appeal over a High Court ruling against Google and ruled claims for damages can be brought over allegations of misuse of private information.
article_snippet: They accuse Google of collecting private information without They knowledge and consent by the use of 'cookies' - a small string of text saved on the user's device.
article_snippet: A group of internet users want to sue Google, claiming the internet giant secretly tracked their browsing habits in order to bombard their with targeted adverts.
article_snippet: Google was accused of misuse of private information, breach of confidence and breaking data protection laws .
article_snippet: The claimants accused Google of misuse of private information, breach of confidence and breaking data protection laws.
article_snippet: Three judges have dismissed Google's appeal over a High Court ruling against Google and ruled claims for damages can be brought over allegations of misuse of private information .
article_snippet: Three judges also said Google Inc had estimated Google Inc trial costs at £1.2million, which seemed 'extremely high' and Three judges could be controlled by the High Court's management powers.
highlights_snippet: Group claims Google bypassed security to track Group online browsing .
  