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Google Guarantees Much less Spying on Customers' Net Shopping, Areas

Google has promised to vary the default settings on its providers to retailer much less consumer browser historical past and placement knowledge on its servers. The default setting will solely apply to new customers — current customers might want to change the settings themselves.
Google has promised to change the default settings on its services to store less user browser history and location data on its servers. The default setting will only apply to new users — existing users will need to change the settings themselves.

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  6. "A recent report from top Democratic Congressional lawmakers has determined that tech giants such as Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google engage in anti-competitive behavior". (October 7, 2020)
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  9. "Google has claimed that its Chinese virus contact tracing technology would not track users' locations, but in order for the tech to work on Google's Android smartphones, users must turn on the devices' location tracking enabling Google to track them". (July 21, 2020)
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