Google Acknowledged being: NON-COMPLIANT
Google has acknowledged that they still have the Internet user data that was collected surreptitiously through wireless networks during its street-mapping service. Per Acknowledgement from Google, this data contains information for UK and other countries.
In 2010 Google announced that inadvertently they had collected user data through the equipmenta mounted on the cars that scanned wireless networks; te scanned data also contains the information such as email messages.
The Information Commissioner's Office, that oversees data privacy in the U.K has asked Google that they as soon as possible they would examine the data; and after that they would decide that what should be the penalty fee imposed on Google.
NOTE: Google has already faced one penalty of $25,000 from U.S. Federal Communications Commission for its "noncompliance"
-CB
In 2010 Google announced that inadvertently they had collected user data through the equipmenta mounted on the cars that scanned wireless networks; te scanned data also contains the information such as email messages.
The Information Commissioner's Office, that oversees data privacy in the U.K has asked Google that they as soon as possible they would examine the data; and after that they would decide that what should be the penalty fee imposed on Google.
NOTE: Google has already faced one penalty of $25,000 from U.S. Federal Communications Commission for its "noncompliance"
-CB
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