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Google ordered to pay $425 million for privacy violations

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Source: Al Jazeera
Google ordered to pay $425 million for privacy violations
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A US jury has ordered Google to pay $425 million for violating user privacy by collecting data from users who had opted out of tracking features, with Google planning to appeal the decision, claiming it misunderstood how its products work.

Topics:business#dollar425-million-fine#google#privacy-breach#privacy-lawsuit#technology#user-data
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