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The decision by the Austin, Texas-based 15th Court of Appeals on Thursday reversed a lower ruling that barred the technology giant from deposing the state about its internal communications and key terms in the privacy law at the center of the 2022 lawsuit.
Texas had fought the inquiry, saying Google was trying to «investigate the investigator.»
Google and Texas did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
The lawsuit accused Google of deceptive trade practices and alleged it violated a state law that shields biometric identifiers such as faces, fingerprints and eye scans from being captured without approval.
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