In this episode of Legal4Tech-The Podcast, Rosie sits down with UK consumer advocate Liz Coll to explore how collective actions can turn complex digital rights into concrete justice for everyday app users.

We dive into topics such as:

  • How UK-style opt-out collective proceedings work for millions of Android users.
  • The Google App store case and the 30% commission that may be passed on to consumers.
  • Opt-in vs opt-out regimes across Europe and what they mean for access to redress.
  • Strategic litigation, settlements and why better storytelling could change how people see consumer rights.


Join us for a tour through the legal toolbox that's emerging to rebalance power between digital giants and their users.


Shownotes:

  1. Google Play Store collective action - UK claim led by Liz Coll

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