Google Loses Appeal, Forced to Publish €150,000 Fine on Google.fr
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Date : 10 Şubat  2014 Pazartesi - 11:20, Category : SCI/TECH


Google Loses Appeal, Forced to Publish €150,000 Fine on Google.fr

Google lost a last-minute appeal to French courts on Friday, and was forced to display a huge, 13-point text block on its otherwise sterile Google.fr webpage for 48 hours.




Google Loses Appeal, Forced to Publish €150,000 Fine on Google.fr The text within the block – for those who don't speak French and/or are too lazy to Google Translate the page – refers to the €150,000 fine Google will have to pony up for violating French data collection laws.
Google unveiled a universal privacy policy across all of its services in 2012, designed to address how the company uses and shares user data across all of its various platforms. A coordinated action by European regulators from various countries found that this new privacy policy violated European privacy...

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