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Google fined $463M by Irish regulator over location data tracking
Source: invezz.com
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Google was fined €403 million (about $463 million) by Ireland's Data Protection Commission over its processing of users' location data. The regulator said complaints alleged Google manipulated users into consenting to continuous phone-location tracking, creating legal, regulatory and reputational risk for the company.
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