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The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is planning to hold an in-person event in January next year, with safety measures like expanded aisles and increased online events. Meanwhile, Google is facing a $5 billion lawsuit for allegedly tracking users in Incognito mode, which could involve millions of users if granted class action status.

What measures are being planned for the Consumer Electronics Show to ensure safety?

• Expanding aisles and exhibit areas

• Reducing the number of exhibitors

• Holding the event entirely online

• Limiting the number of attendees

How are the organizers of the Consumer Electronics Show planning to enhance the event experience?

• By moving the event to a different city

• By reducing the number of days

• By increasing online events

• By offering free entry

What is the main accusation against Google in the $5 billion lawsuit?

• Selling user data to third parties

• Tracking users in Incognito mode

• Blocking access to certain websites

• Increasing advertisement frequency

What could happen if the lawsuit against Google is granted class action status?

• Millions of users could be involved

• The lawsuit will be dismissed

• Google will have to pay $10 billion

• Google will have to shut down Incognito mode

What compensation are the plaintiffs seeking per user in the Google lawsuit?

• $5,000

• $2,500

• $10,000

• $1,000