Irish Regulator Fines Google $463 Million Over Location Data Practices
Anadolu Agency reports the Data Protection Commission found violations related to lawfulness, fairness and accountability in Google's data handling.
Anadolu Agency reports that Ireland's privacy watchdog has fined Google $463 million over breaches related to location data.
According to the report, the Irish regulator found that Google violated legal requirements concerning the lawfulness and fairness of its data processing, as well as its accountability obligations.
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- Irisih privacy watchdog fines Google $463M over location data breaches — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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