Google Faces Privacy Pushback Abroad
EU, Canada and Asia ask search giant to revise policy
Regulators from 20 countries—in a European Union-led effort also entailing Asia and Canada—called on Google to revise its 10-month-old privacy policy today at a press conference in Paris. The CNIL, a French regulator, provided 12 suggestions for informing consumers more thoroughly about how their data is collected across Google’s platforms and then used for marketing.
Mountain View, Calif.-based Google updated its privacy policy in March. The company consolidated 60 individual privacy policies for Google-owned properties (i.e.,
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