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Google is “close” to handing over German wi-fi data

Posted on June 3, 2010 by pogowasright.org

Search giant Google has said it is “close” to resolving issues that have prevented it from passing a hard disk of data to German authorities.

The disk contains wi-fi data Google Street View cars gathered by mistake.

Pressure to make the data available has been increased by the German regional Information Commissioner that started the inquiry.

Read more on BBC.

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