Google In Privacy Flap With Germans Over New iOS Maps
In case you missed it last week - according to a report in Computerworld, Google has violated German data protection and privacy rules with its new Google Maps app for the iPhone. When users install the app and agree to the terms and conditions there’s a check box that authorizes Google to collect “anonymous” user location data. The fact that this box is an opt-out (rather than an opt-in) violates German privacy regulations, which require “informed consent” where personal data collection is involved.
Source: searchengineland.com
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Fudging the truth a little bit? a little bit of friendly deception on Google’s part?
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