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Ireland fines Google 403M euros over data rules
The Irish Data Protection Authority imposed a fine of €403 million on Google for violating European data protection rules concerning users' geographic location information between May 2018 and February 2020. The violations included the unlawfulness and unfairness of processing location data, as well as failures in transparency and retaining data for longer than necessary, leading to users losing control over their personal information. The Authority ordered Google to make improvements to ensure compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation within six months. This fine is the fourth largest imposed by the Authority on tech companies since the law came into effect in 2018.
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