
EU Takes 10 Days To Question Google Privacy Change; After Two Months, Finally Looks At MicrosoftR
Microsoft’s change happened on October 19. It was announced with little notice to consumers. Despite allowing for cross-platform sharing...

Dark Google: One Year Since Search Terms Went “Not Provided”
A year ago, Google began going dark. Dark in terms of no longer sharing with publishers, in some cases, how people searched for and found...

Europeans: Google Privacy Policy Not Illegal But Please Make Some Changes
saber rattling, commentary and anticipation yesterday there was an expectation that Google would be asked by European data protection...

Europeans To Ask Google To Change Unified Privacy Policy, Gain User Consent For Data Collection
a single more unified policy that allowed it to combine user data from all Google properties into a single view. Google argued that it...

Microsoft To Make Same Privacy Change Google Was Attacked For; No One Seems To Care
This is a long article, so let me say from the start that I don’t think consumers need to fear either the change Google did or the one...

Acer, Skyhook And Google’s Android Self-Interest
Google: Acer Can’t Work On “Non-Compatible Android” & Be Part Of Open Handset Alliance What Is The One True Android & How “Open” Is It?...

Will Google’s New “Red Team” Keep It Out Of The Privacy Danger Zone?
job listing and several stories this morning Google is building an internal “Red Team” to address privacy and security issues. The job...

FTC: $22.5M Penalty To Get Google To “Take Its Privacy Obligations More Seriously”
It’s the largest penalty ever posed for violation of an existing order by the FTC, according to the Commission, but it represents a drop...

Google To Pay $22.5 Million To Settle “Cookiegate” In Latest Privacy Fine
confirming that the civil penalty Google will pay to settle the “Cookiegate” episode, in which it bypassed the default Safari privacy...

Whoops: Google Admits It Still Has Some WiFi Payload Data Collected Via Street View Cars
Google’s collection of such data has sparked numerous governmental investigations around the world — some of which are still in progress....

Report: Google To Pay Massive $22.5 Million “Cookiegate” Fine
reports Google and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is expected to announce the terms of ‘Cookiegate’ fine. This fine is due to Google...

Nobody Tracks Web Users More Than Google & Facebook, Report Says
Those two companies filled out the top five spots in Evidon’s Global Tracker Report, which was released on Tuesday. The report uses data...

UK, Australia May Reopen Street View Privacy Probes After FCC Report
asserted that the personal data collected was not inadvertent but intentional. Privacy regulators in both the UK and Australia are now...

Larry Page: It’s “Unfortunate” That Facebook Keeps Data Closed & Holds Users
Google’s CEO Larry Page made an apperance on Charlie Rose yesterday, and he didn’t have many nice things to say about Facebook. Rose...

Report: Google Negotiating With FTC Over Safari ‘Cookiegate’ Fine
Bloomberg report that cites a “person familiar with the matter.” Bloomberg’s source says that Google could face a fine of “tens of...

Google Street View “Wi-Spy” Investigation Closed With $25,000 Penalty
reports that the Street View WiFi eavesdropping investigation by the US Federal Communication Commission (FCC) against Google has now...

The Daily Show’s Jon Stewart Rips Google Over Wifi Eavesdropping Investigation
Google doesn’t want to divulge information? Why not post it on Google+? That was one of several zingers Daily Show host Jon Stewart had...

Google Could Face ‘Cookiegate’ Fine In Next 30 Says (Report)
An article in today’s San Jose Mercury News confirms an earlier Wall Street Journal report that the FTC is investigating Google’s...

FCC Clears Google Over Wifi Eavesdropping But Fines It $25,000 For “Noncompliance” With
The StreetView Wifi Eavesdropping In 2010, it was discovered that Google’s Street View cars were doing more than just taking pictures....
























