France will fine Google over privacy

France says it will fine Google €300,000 for breaking rules on data privacy.

France will fine Google over privacy
Fri, 27 Sep, 2013 - 18:54

France says it will fine Google €300,000 for breaking rules on data privacy.

The French agency that regulates information technology says Google has not satisfactorily responded to its June decision giving the company three months to be more open about the data it collects from users.

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