Google Exposes Global Spyware Threats to Privacy
Google’s report reveals significant spyware threats to user privacy.
Google’s report reveals significant spyware threats to user privacy.
Danish DPA requests schools to stop transferring personal data to Google or establish a clear legal basis for these transfers.
CMA delays Google’s cookie phase-out, citing competition concerns.
Google updates privacy policies in Europe under DMA, affecting ad targeting and data sharing.
IAB Tech Lab identifies challenges with Google’s Privacy Sandbox tool as it aims to eliminate cookie tracking from Chrome.
. While third-party cookies will bid farewell, Google will still track user activity using new methods that prioritize privacy.
Apple and Google to clarify government requests for push notification data.
Apple’s significant earnings from Google’s ad-tracking on Safari question its stance on user privacy.
Google is developing a new feature, IP Protection, to obstruct device fingerprinting by masking users’ IP addresses from third-party domains.
Google has committed to give its users more control over their data processing – a result of a proceeding by the Bundeskartellamt under new competition law.
NOYB has filed complaints against three large companies, alleging their mobile apps illegally access and share users’ personal data.
Google is facing a class-action lawsuit in the Netherlands, accusing the tech giant of violating European privacy laws by tracking and profiling consumers.