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EPIC Files Amended Complaint on Google Buzz

Posted on March 3, 2010July 3, 2025 by Dissent

From EPIC.org:

EPIC has filed a supplement to its earlier complaint with the Federal Trade Commission, urging the FTC to investigate Google Buzz.  EPIC’s original complaint cited clear harms to service subscribers, and alleges that the change in business practices “violated user expectations, diminished user privacy, contradicted Google’s privacy policy, and may have violated federal wiretap laws.” EPIC’s supplemental complaint elaborates on the specific ways in which Google Buzz constituted a violation of Google’s stated Privacy Policy for Gmail. For more information, see EPIC: In re Google Buzz.

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