You may have to clarify a bit more about what's wrong with the precedent they seek. Stating that it's bad to force install apps on one's phone that track them

You may have to clarify a bit more about what's wrong with the precedent they seek. Stating that it's bad to force install apps on one's phone that track them doesn't seem very abuse-able to me offhand. Not sure what you're saying about standing, either. Seems like they've at least plead to a reasonable injury that the state should have jurisdiction over based on acts caused by the state & Google and they list various remedies. Now the other side can argue with all of that, but the pleadings don't seem obviously defective to me.