Google Fined $463M Over Location Data That Could Reveal Users' Religion, Health and Sexual Orientation
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A fine of 403 million euros for Google points to serious problems in the transparency of the processing of user location data. Read more.
Google Fined €403 Million Over EU Location Data - THE DESTINATION
NEW YORK: (News Desk) -Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC), acting as the European Union’s lead privacy regulator for Google, has fined the technology giant €403 million ($462 million) over its handling of users’ location data. The penalty is the fourth-largest fine ever imposed by the Irish regulator, which oversees Google at the European level because […]
Discover more articles in search results Add ot.gr to Google EKPOIZO describes the decision of the Irish Data Protection Authority to impose a fine of 403 million euros on Google for its user location tracking activities as very significant. The Irish Authority, in fact, gave the company a six-month deadline to comply with the General Regulation …
The Irish Data Protection Authority (DPC), acting on behalf of the EU, announced that it has imposed a fine of 403 million euros on Google for the unfair use of location data… The European Union's huge fine on Google
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