July 11, 2012 – Google's Alleged FTC Trouble: Would A Huge Fine Change Anything?, Huffington Post

July 11, 2012

Brenda Leong

Another day, another Google privacy misstep: according to the Wall Street Journal, the Federal Trade Commission is close to hitting Google with a $22.5 million penalty for bypassing a privacy setting on Apple’s Safari web browser that allowed Google to illicitly track individuals as they browsed the web.

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