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Italy antitrust body fines Whatsapp over customer data terms

Posted on May 12, 2017 by pogowasright.org

Reuters reports:

Italy’s antitrust watchdog said on Friday it was imposing a 3 million-euro ($3.3 million) fine on messaging service Whatsapp for allegedly obliging users to agree to sharing their personal data with its parent company Facebook.

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