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Google turns over user data in 94% of US demands

Posted on June 27, 2011July 2, 2025 by Dissent

Dan Goodin reports:

The US government filed more than twice as many demands for data about Google users than another other country in the past six months, according to figures the search behemoth supplied Monday.What’s more, according to the Google Transparency Report, Google fully or partially complied with the US demands in 94 percent of the cases, a rate that was higher than responses to any other government.

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