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UK: Google loses High Court privacy bid

Posted on January 16, 2014July 1, 2025 by Dissent

The Press Association reports:

Google has lost its High Court bid to block a breach of privacy legal action launched against it in the UK by a group of British internet users.

The internet giant applied for a declaration that the court has no jurisdiction to try their claims, which relate to the Apple Safari internet browser.

Read more on The Guide. Jeremy Hodges of Bloomberg News also covers the ruling.

Update: The ruling is available here (h/t, @PrivacyMatters)

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