Google faces $463M fine in Ireland

The Irish Data Protection Commission imposed a record fine of $463 million on Google due to its practices in processing users' geolocation data. The investigation, which began in 2020, was prompted by complaints about the use of data without user awareness and prolonged retention periods. This fine is the fourth-largest ever imposed by the commission on major internet companies in Europe and highlights concerns over users losing control of their personal data, especially regarding targeted advertising based on location. Google did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

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