Italy Slaps Google With Tougher Privacy Regulations

Think Progress
Tue, 07/22/2014 - 10:16am

CREDIT: AP Photo Italian regulators have slapped Google with stricter regulations that should change how the company stores and collects user data, a move that closes out a year-long European investigation into Google’s privacy practices, Reuters reported. The new regulations mean Google will need consent before tracking people’s data and using it for advertising.

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