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French regulator fines Apple $8.5 million over App Store ad targeting breach
France's data protection regulator has fined Apple $8.5 million for not seeking users' prior consen…
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Clubhouse is being investigated by a French internet watchdog, following a complaint over data privacy
French privacy regulator CNIL opened an investigation into Clubhouse, the invite-only audio chat ap…
Kevin Shalvey
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Google and Amazon fined a total of $163 million for violating French law, after they tracked unsuspecting visitors by placing cookies on their computers
The country's internet watchdog said on Thursday that Google and Amazon did not gain users' consent…
Kevin Shalvey
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France fines Google a record $170 million for making it too difficult to opt out of cookies
The French watchdog also fined Facebook's holding company Meta €60 million (or around $68 million) …
Martin Coulter
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Google loses appeal against $56mn GDPR fine in France
Paris, June 20 (IANS) In a setback for Google, the search giant has lost an appeal against a 50 mil…
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France fines Google $57 million for breaking Europe's strict new privacy rules
Schrems said in a statement: "We are very pleased that for the first time a European data protectio…
Shona Ghosh
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Clearview AI, the facial recognition company that scraped billions of faces off the internet, was just hit with a data privacy complaint in Europe
Zoé Vilain, chief privacy and strategy officer at Jumbo Privacy, tried to find out what data Clearv…
Isobel Asher Hamilton
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Google is fighting a big, messy battle over whether expanding the 'right to be forgotten' amounts to censorship
According to CNIL's complaint, Google does delete (or "delist") some results from private citizens …
Shona Ghosh
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Google has been sued in Australia for alleged misuse of personal data
Google is caught in yet another legal hassle. Australia’s competition regulator - Australian Compet…
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Google confirms it will appeal its recent $57 million fine for breaching Europe's strict new privacy rules
Earlier this week, France's data watchdog CNIL used its powers under GDPR to levy a considerable fi…
Nick Bastone,Shona Ghosh
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Google has just been told it doesn't have to apply 'right to be forgotten' globally
"Right to be forgotten" is the idea that private citizens can ask companies or websites to take dow…
Mary Hanbury
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Google is battling France over its demand to censor search results across the globe
However, it only applies within Europe: A French citizen could successfully appeal to Google to hav…
Rob Price
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Google is fighting back against an attempt to make the 'right to be forgotten' apply worldwide
Whatever the outcome, it is another strain on the California company's already-fractured relationsh…
Rob Price
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France just made a serious (and scary) bid to put itself in charge of internet censorship, globally
Google has already complied with the EU's "right to be forgotten" law so far, with disastrous resul…
Jim Edwards
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10 things in tech you need to know today
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Shona Ghosh
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10 things in tech you need to know today
Have an Amazon Alexa device? Now you can hear 10 Things in Tech each morning. Just search for "Busi…
Mary Hanbury
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A landmark decision on Tuesday could radically reshape how Google's search results work
Google then describes the outcome of this. "We delisted 293 URLs pursuant to the documentation the …
Mary Hanbury
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Google just closed a major loophole in Europe's 'right to be forgotten'
CNIL, the French data regulator, has been pursuing Google over the right to be forgotten, which it …
Rob Price
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France wants Google to make a massive global change to the 'right to be forgotten' that the search giant hates
CNIL has the power to fine Google if it doesn't comply, although Google can also challenge the orde…
Rob Price
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Google Faces 'Repressive Action' In Europe Over Its Master Files Of User Data
Google believes that its privacy changes were made in accordance with European law. A Google spokes…