Remember last month when Google updated its terms of service so that it can use users' profile names and photos across Google products as it sees fit (like in ads)? Well, that is n...
Remember that decade when people were using Gmail, and not caring about Google algorithmically scanning messages and delivering ads based on them? It recently ended when...
France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands have launched investigations into Google's privacy practices after the company elected not to make changes fol...
With today being Data Privacy Day, Google took to several of its blogs to outline three initiatives it says it is focused on, related to privacy as it pertains to protection of con...
As expected, the Commission Nationale de l’Informatique (CNIL), France's data protection authority announced today that it, along with numerous other European data protection agenc...
This year, Google changed its privacy policies, consolidating policies for various products into a more unified policy encompassing most Google products. This was announced back in...
It looks like Google is about to pay the biggest fine ever to be issued to a company (at least one company) by the FTC. That is if a Wall Street Journal...
Google revealed its Knowledge Graph this week, as a way to deliver better search results based on data, with less reliance on keywords. It's still in the process of rolling out....
France is heading up an investigation of Google's new privacy policy and they represent all of Europe's 27 union states with their inquiry. Google has agreed to meet with them next...
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