The Dutch Data Protection Authority (DPA) has announced Google “has improved its privacy policy” after the DPA threatened the company with a 15-million-euro fine, NL Times reports. According to the DPA, Google has “updated the information on its privacy policy and now also asks new users’ permission to combine their personal data throughout Google services,” the report states. The DPA has not required Google to pay the fine, but it “may still face a fine of up to five million euros if it does not get permission of Google-users to combine their personal data by December,” the report states.
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