Google got a boost from a judge today who said that their tracking isn’t harmful. Is this a license to track?
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Published October 10, 2013
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It just got even tougher to stop a company from tracking your movements online.
A federal judge in Delaware Wednesday dismissed a class-action lawsuit brought against Google and two other tech companies, arguing that the Web users who brought the case couldn’t prove that Google’s tracking practices caused them harm.
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