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Googles new T&Cs come with a Brexit Easter egg for UK customers

Google has buried a significant exchange in felony jurisdiction for its U.Ok. customers as a part of a much broader replace to its phrases and prerequisites that’s been introduced lately and which it says is meant to make its stipulations of use clearer for all customers. It says the replace to its T&Cs is the primary main …
Google has buried a major change in legal jurisdiction for its U.K. users as part of a wider update to its terms and conditions that’s been announced today and which it says is intended to make its conditions of use clearer for all users. It says the update to its T&Cs is the first major …

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