…clearer information on issues such as how personal data is shared across Google’s services, and on Google’s retention periods for personal data. Google was asked to respond within four months….
…of Google (one that doesn’t deliver the offending references), regardless of whether they type in a non-EU Google domain name. Not good enough, said the CNIL, slapping Google with a…
…from Google-users based in the UK: see Vidal-Hall v Google Inc [2014] EWHC 13 (QB) (which you can read about here). However importantly, in Vidal-Hall, which was decided before Google…
…Google’s privacy policy. It formed part of co-ordinated action by data protection agencies in France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and the United Kingdom. The CNIL announced that Google was…
…Google’s Director of Communications and Public Affairs for Europe, Africa and the Middle East, argued that in implementing its fledgling RTBF procedure, Google was simply doing as told: it had…
Unsurprisingly, the frontiers of privacy and data protection law are often explored and extended by reference to what Google does. Panopticon has, for example, covered disputes over Google Street View…
