[unable to retrieve full-text content] Google to delete search data of millions who used ‘incognito’ mode NPR Google agrees to destroy browsing data collected in Incognito mode The Verge Google to delete records from Incognito tracking BBC.com Source link
Read More »Popular Google App Will Stop Working In 3 Days—How To Migrate Your Data – Forbes
[unable to retrieve full-text content]Popular Google App Will Stop Working In 3 Days—How To Migrate Your Data Forbes Source link
Read More »If you watched certain YouTube videos, investigators demanded your data from Google – Mashable
[unable to retrieve full-text content]If you watched certain YouTube videos, investigators demanded your data from Google Mashable Source link
Read More »After AWS and Google, Microsoft says it’s removing Azure ‘egress’ data transfer fees — but with caveats
Image Credits: Budrul Chukrut/SOPA Images/LightRocket / Getty Images Microsoft has revealed that it, too, will allow business customers to transfer data out of its Azure cloud infrastructure with no “egress fees” attached, following hot on the heels of similar moves by cloud rivals AWS and Google. While Microsoft positions the announcement as a voluntary pro-customer move, the fact that it was quietly revealed with little fanfare via a short blog post might suggest… Source link
Read More »AWS follows Google in announcing unrestricted free data transfers to other cloud providers
Image Credits: Noah Berger/Getty Images for Amazon Web Services Amazon’s cloud computing subsidiary AWS has revealed that it will allow customers to transfer their data out of its ecosystem with no so-called “egress fees” attached. The news follows some two months after Google announced similar plans, though in Google’s case as the third-biggest player in the public cloud triopoly after AWS and Microsoft, it was heavily incentivized to “lead by example” — if… Source link
Read More »Stock market today: Stocks slip ahead of key inflation data, bitcoin soars past $60,000 – Yahoo Finance
[unable to retrieve full-text content]Stock market today: Stocks slip ahead of key inflation data, bitcoin soars past $60,000 Yahoo Finance Source link
Read More »Fort Wayne to build sewer for Google data center, tech giant chipping in
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — Normally, computers and water don’t mix, but the new data center set for southeast Fort Wayne needs both. At Tuesday’s Fort Wayne City Council meeting, the body approved more than $8 million to build both a sewer and extend a water main to support Google’s new data center, known under the name “Project Zodiac.” “One of them is for water and one of them is for sewer,” said Michael Kiester, manager of engineering with Fort Wayne City… Source link
Read More »Denmark orders schools to stop sending student data to Google
The Danish data protection authority (Datatilsynet) has issued an injunction regarding student data being funneled to Google through the use of Chromebooks and Google Workspace services in the country’s schools. The matter was brought to the agency’s attention roughly four years ago by a concerned parent and activist, Jesper Graugaard, who protested how student data is sent to Google without any consideration about the potential for misuse or the impact it could have on those persons… Source link
Read More »Google to pay $350 million to settle shareholders’ data privacy lawsuit
By Jonathan Stempel (Reuters) – Google agreed to pay $350 million to settle a lawsuit by shareholders related to a security bug at its now-defunct Google+ social media website. A preliminary settlement was filed late on Monday in San Francisco federal court after more than a year of mediation, and requires approval by U.S. District Judge Trina Thompson. It resolves claims that Google learned by March 2018 about a three-year software glitch that exposed Google+ users’ personal data, yet… Source link
Read More »Google to pay $350 million to settle shareholders’ data privacy lawsuit
By Jonathan Stempel (Reuters) – Google agreed to pay $350 million to settle a lawsuit by shareholders related to a security bug at its now-defunct Google+ social media website. A preliminary settlement was filed late on Monday in San Francisco federal court after more than a year of mediation and requires approval by U.S. District Judge Trina Thompson. It resolves claims that Google learned by March 2018 about a three-year software glitch that exposed Google+ users’ personal data, yet concealed… Source link
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