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France fines Google over data privacy

09
Jan
2014

PARIS (Reuters) – Frances data protection watchdog has fined Google 150,000 euros after the U.S. search engine ignored a three-month ultimatum to bring its practices on tracking and storing user information in line with local laws. The privacy watchdog, known as CNIL, has also ordered Google to post the decision on its google.fr homepage for 48 hours within eight days of being officially notified of the ruling. Spain, Britain, Germany, Italy and the Netherlands have also opened similar cases against Google because the U.S. …

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