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Ireland's DPC fines Google €403M over how it processed location data after complaints from European consumer rights groups, and gives it six months to comply

Ireland's media watchdog has fined Alphabet Inc.'s Google over how the tech company processed location data after complaints …

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Ireland's DPC fines Google €403M over how it processed location data after complaints from European consumer rights groups, and gives it six months to comply

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