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EU regulators want Google to obtain consent to bundle data – Reuters

Posted on October 15, 2012July 2, 2025 by Dissent

Reuters has seen the letter EU regulators are sending to Google over their March 2012 privacy policy consolidation and changes.  According to multiple sources, the regulators will be asking Google to make some changes.  Claire Davenport of Reuters reports:

Google must spell out its intentions and methods for combining data collected from its various services, and the web search giant must ask its users for explicit consent when bundling their data together, the regulators say in the letter sent to Google.

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