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Google, data and privacy abuse
Yesterday, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ruled that Google should face 20 years of monitoring. They were charged with deceptive privacy practices since the launch of their ‘twitter-esque’ social networking site, Buzz in early 2010. Thousands of people that had … Continue reading
Posted in Misuse of data, Uncategorized
Tagged 20 years, abuse, Alex Lawton, auditing, buzz, data, epic, FTC, gmail, google, house of representatives, misuse, networking, privacy, social
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