Make room, Biometric Information Privacy Act. In May 2025, the Texas AG used the state’s biometric law (CUBI) to help secure a $1.375‑billion settlement with Google, resolving two privacy complaints centered on the tech giant’s use of individuals’ biometric, geolocation and incognito-mode search data. CUBI allows $25,000 in damages per violation. The settlement, which echoes the billion-dollar settlement with Meta in 2024, highlights the AG’s broad interpretation of CUBI’s provisions. With insights from experts at Baker Botts, Blank Rome, Carter Ledyard & Milburn and Haynes Boone, this article examined the circumstances surrounding the settlement, offered four biometric law compliance considerations, and discussed regulatory and litigation risk factors highlighted by the case.