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EU: Google privacy policy breaks law, EU data chiefs say (euobserver, link)

16 October 2012

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Search-engine Google has been ordered to re-write its data collection rules after EU regulators found that they were in breach of EU data protection laws.

See: Google privacy policy breaks law, EU data chiefs say (euobserver, link)

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