We always knew that Google was getting powerful enough to take on entire countries when it came to policy. Now, we’ll see where they land against the French.
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France will impose sanctions on Google for missing privacy policy deadline
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Published September 27, 2013
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Data protection officials in France said Friday that they will impose sanctions against Google after the firm missed a three-month deadline to adjust its privacy policy in that country.
CNIL, the French data protection agency, said in June that Google could face about $200,000 in fines if it did not alter its latest privacy policy by September to clarify how it collects and uses data. That action was based on a year-long investigation by CNIL on behalf of a consortium of European data protection officials after Google changed its policy in March 2012.
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