Google Vice President of Product, Android Security and Privacy Suzanne Frey announced the Google Play store will launch a safety section aimed at creating transparency on how applications collect, use and store personal data. Frey said Google will devise a policy for the app store "that requires developers to provide accurate information" about their data practices. Noncompliance with the standard will result in an order to fix descriptions or "be subject to policy enforcement," according to Frey. Meanwhile, Google also addressed its new initiatives around password safety.
Google to shed light on apps' data practices
RELATED STORIES
What to know about the new Canadian government PIA standard
Notes from the IAPP Canada: 'The Debaters' battle it out over privacy
A view from DC: What does a second Trump presidency mean for privacy, AI governance?
A view from Brussels: Global Privacy Assembly explores the 'Power of i'
What the US election results may mean for digital policy