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EU fines Google €403 million for improperly using location data

Modern Ghana 19 minutes 1 mins read

Ireland's data protection watchdog, acting on behalf of the EU, said Monday it had fined Google 403 million ($462 million) for improperly using users' location data, eight years . . . .

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