Internet search giant, Google said it would no longer track individuals on the web after it phases out existing ad-tracking technology from Chrome browsers, amid rising concern about privacy.
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Internet search giant, Google said it would no longer track individuals on the web after it phases out existing ad-tracking technology from Chrome browsers, amid rising concern about privacy.
Read More »Facebook will shift its UK users onto agreements with the company’s corporate headquarters in California, a move that puts UK users not protected under the European privacy laws.
Read More »France’s data protection agency been fined Google and Amazon for breaking the country’s rules on online advertising trackers known as cookies.
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