(Image credit: Getty Images) If you've used an Android phone in the last nine years, you could be in line for a payout from Google. A class action lawsuit alleging the company collected mobile data from Android devices without users' knowledge is nearing its end — and up to 100 million people may be eligible to claim a share of a $135 million settlement. The case, Taylor v. Google LLC , alleged that Android devices were quietly sending data to Google in the background, burning through users' cellular data without permission. Google hasn't admitted any wrongdoing, but it has agreed to pay up, and the official claims website is now live. Do you qualify? You're eligible to claim if you meet all of the following: You're a U.S. resident You've used an Android device on a cellular data plan You used that device at any point between November 12, 2017 and the date the settlement receives final court approval You're not already part of the Csupo v.…