Apple is taking on Facebook and Google by doubling down on privacy, but the plan could backfire in an epic way (AAPL)
@forbes.com6 years ago
Google Sets Up Engineering Centre In Munich To Combat Safety And Privacy Issues
@thehill.com6 years ago
Hillicon Valley: Google takes heat at privacy hearing | 2020 Dems to debate 'monopoly power' | GOP rips net neutrality bill | Warren throws down gauntlet over big tech | New scrutiny for Trump over AT&T merger
@WSJ6 years ago
Consumer advocates filed complaints against Google alleging it violated the EU’s new data-privacy law with the way it tracks users’ locations on.wsj.com
@WSJ7 years ago
Europe's new privacy law is helping Facebook and Google, while squeezing out small tech on.wsj.com
@forbes.com6 years ago
Apple’s New Privacy Protections Take Aim At Facebook, Google
@businessinsider.de6 years ago
Apple's latest ad emphasizes how the iPhone keeps your text conversations private, subtly digging at companies like Facebook and Google (AAPL)
@rt.com6 years ago
Impotence, substance abuse, brain tumors? New docs reveal ultra-creepy Google ad tracking
@fastcompany.com7 years ago
How Google is breaking EU privacy law, according to a new complaint
@guardian8 years ago
WhatsApp, Facebook and Google face tough new privacy rules under EC proposal trib.al
@WSJ6 years ago
Despite new initiatives from Google and Facebook, messing with privacy controls is like playing a carnival game: Knock out one way for advertisers to track you, and they quickly find another way to do it, as WSJ's @JoannaStern discovers on.wsj.com
@forbes.com6 years ago
Google Balances Data Hungry Products With New Privacy Tools At Its Big Conference
@rt.com6 years ago
Google and Facebook broke company records for US government lobbying in 2018
@WSJ7 years ago
Why Europe's new privacy law, GDPR, is good for Google and Facebook on.wsj.com
@fastcompany.com6 years ago
One year in, GDPR seems to have helped Google & Facebook
@axios.com6 years ago
Google gives users new privacy controls
@WSJ6 years ago
Google was fined $57 million by a French regulator—the biggest penalty levied yet under a new European privacy law on.wsj.com
@WSJ7 years ago
Europe's new privacy law favors Google, Facebook. 'For them, it's easy...who knows AdUX?' on.wsj.com
