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4 September 08:45

Google was ordered to pay $425.7 million in damages for the illegal collection of data from users who had disabled their tracking option.

Ana-Maria Tapescu

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The company Google was found guilty in the United States of violating the privacy of nearly 100 million users, being ordered to pay $425.7 million in damages. The jury decided that Google continued to collect user data even after they had disabled their tracking option. Google intends to appeal, claiming that its privacy tools respect user choices.

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Compania Google, sancţionată să plătească 425 de milioane de dolari pentru colectarea frauduloasă de date

Jury tells Google to pay $425 mn over app privacy

Compania Google, sancţionată să plătească 425 de milioane de dolari pentru colectarea frauduloasă de date

Compania Google, amendată cu 425,7 milioane de dolari pentru încălcarea vieţii private a milioane de utilizatori

Google, obligat să plătească 425 milioane de dolari pentru încălcarea vieții private a aproape 100 de milioane de utilizatori

Google told to pay $425m for breaching millions of users’ privacy

Google, obligat să plătească despăgubiri de peste 425 de milioane de dolari pentru încălcarea vieții private

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SUA / Google, sancţionată cu 425 mil. $ pentru colectarea frauduloasă de date personale

Google faces fresh fines over privacy issues in US and France

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International

The European Commission is investigating Google for disadvantaging news sites, suspecting a violation of the Digital Markets Act. The company risks significant fines.

International

Google will invest 5.5 billion euros in Germany to build two data centers, part of its commitment to Europe.

International

Google and Amazon included a secret clause in the 1.2 billion dollar contract with Israel, which allows it to be informed about foreign access to its data.

International

The European Commission has found that TikTok and Meta have violated the transparency obligations of the Digital Services Act, affecting researchers' access to public data.

International

The European Commission found that Meta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram, does not provide effective ways to report illegal content, violating the Digital Services Act.

Current Affairs

Fan Courier Express received a fine of 20,380 lei from the National Authority for the Supervision of Personal Data Processing (ANSPDCP) for violating GDPR legislation.

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