Oracle class-action: If you browse the web, you may be eligible for cut of $115M settlement

Oracle America, a software and marketing company, agreed to a $115 million settlement after a northern California district court filed a complaint that the tech giant was tracking user activity both online and offline.

According to the lawsuit, Oracle was “deliberate and purposeful” in its surveillance of internet browsers, recording the personal information of millions of people. Those using the web had no way of consenting to the privacy violations.