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EU fines Google $463 million for data rules
The European Commission has imposed a fine of $463 million on Google for violating European Union data protection rules. The penalty was due to the company's unlawful and non-transparent handling of users' location data in the "Web & App Activities" setting and the "Location Accuracy" feature on the Android operating system. The fine follows a six-year investigation and revealed that the company failed to comply with applicable privacy standards, highlighting its violations of users' rights to data protection. This penalty is the fourth-largest fine ever imposed on Google in Europe concerning privacy issues.
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