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Safari Privacy Breach:Google faces FTC’s $22.5 m fine

November 17, 2012   Nitika

The internet search giant, Google fined $22.5millions for breaching the iPhone and iPad users’ privacy while Sadari cookies setting on the devices.

It is for the second time that Google has come under such controversy for a civil violation, hitting out with the ever largest fine in favour of US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) over privacy breach issue and Google has also settled the matter as a part of a breaching settlement hold three months ago .

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Facebook to undergo privacy checks for 20 years

August 12, 2012   Himmat Mehra

According to latest news, the most used social networking site, Facebook will now undergo to 20-years of regular privacy checkup including other penalties, as announced by the Federal Trade Commission [FTC] in its finalized statement.

As per the FTC decision, Facebook must achieve permission before sharing a user’s information with advertising groups, which is quite different from its present privacy settings. The FTC also bars Facebook from misrepresenting its privacy and security practices again.

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Google to pay $22.5mn to settle privacy charges

July 10, 2012   Himmat Mehra

Google 150x150 Google to pay $22.5mn to settle privacy chargesAccording to latest reports from Technology sector, it is said that Google Inc will pay around $22.5 million to settle charges that it bypassed the privacy settings of users who are using Apple’s Safari browser.

Further, the Wall Street Journal added that the fine of $22.5 million is the largest so far levied on a single company by the US Federal Trade Commission.

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