EU fines Google over $400M for data rules

The Data Protection Commission in Ireland has issued a fine of 403 million euros ($462 million) to Google for violations related to the protection of users' location information between May 2018 and February 2020. Investigations revealed that Google violated European regulations by unlawfully or unfairly processing location data, with the data being used for advertising and other purposes without adequate user notification. Additionally, the company retained location data for longer than necessary. The commission ordered Google to comply with data processing laws within six months, noting that since 2019, the company has improved its practices and launched new tools to better manage location data.

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