Google has confirmed its intention to continue legal action against SerpApi, a web scraping service, despite a recent court ruling. The company previously filed a lawsuit against SerpApi in December 2025, alleging that the service circumvented Google's anti-scraping technology and sold content obtained from Google search results through an unauthorized API. Google asserts that its anti-scraping measures are designed to protect copyrighted content and maintain relationships with rights holders, including those who license content for knowledge panels displayed in search results.
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Google Continues Legal Battle Against Web Scraper SerpApi Following Court Ruling
Google plans to pursue its legal case against SerpApi, a web scraping service, after a court ruling last week. The lawsuit, initiated in December 2025, accuses SerpApi of bypassing Google's anti-scraping technology and selling scraped content, which Google claims jeopardizes its relationships with content rights holders.
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