As far as the law is concerned in the United States, corporations are legally defined as "persons." They can hold property, claim religious exemptions to the law, enter contracts, and personally sue others, just like people. And if corporations are people, Google wouldn't have many friends. The powerful tech giant has harvested enough data to feed the world ten times over. However, all that data comes at a price — namely, privacy lawsuits. Google's been caught collecting personal information from users on incognito mode, tracking location data even when privacy settings are on, collecting children's personal information in violation of […]