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The EU General Court upheld the Commission's 2018 antitrust decision that Google imposed unlawful restrictions on Android manufacturers
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The EU General Court upheld the Commission's 2018 antitrust decision that Google imposed unlawful restrictions on Android manufacturers
Phone carrier Invisv separates Android users from identifiers that allow tracking customers’ metadata, location information, or mobile browsing
UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) published its 356-page final report on the dominance of Apple and Google in operating systems, app stores, and...
Google replaced mandatory information with an optional "data safety" form on its Play Store for apps. What does this mean for user privacy?
In the past, apps like Amazon and Netflix skirted Google's billing rules.
The virtual purge is likely to result in a loss of several apps in the next few months.
The data logged by Google can be pieced together to reveal the identities of users in the real world, the paper claimed.
On the other side of the deal, the telecom giant looks to provide affordable smartphones and roll out its 5G network.
The lawsuit points out how Google uses dark patterns to gather user location data, while at the same time portraying itself as privacy-focused company.
The privacy-focused feature takes aim at hidden third-party trackers, a majority of which send data to Google and Facebook.
