I wonder what people want out of these kind of lawsuits.
If you can clearly identify exactly how much data is consumed, and you have a service plan that tells you exactly how much that data cost to use then the damages are precisely computable. So a judge can turn around and just award these people $4.72 in damages or whatever and case closed?
What is the angle here, or is it just another "google-is-evil-but-i-still-want-to-use-their-services-for-free" thing?
If you can clearly identify exactly how much data is consumed, and you have a service plan that tells you exactly how much that data cost to use then the damages are precisely computable. So a judge can turn around and just award these people $4.72 in damages or whatever and case closed?
What is the angle here, or is it just another "google-is-evil-but-i-still-want-to-use-their-services-for-free" thing?