Irish regulator probes Google, Tinder over information processing

Irish regulators have introduced separate inquiries into Google and courting app Tinder over their processing of consumer information, in a recent spherical of regulatory scrutiny geared toward tech corporations
Irish regulators have launched separate inquiries into Google and dating app Tinder over their processing of user data, in a fresh round of regulatory scrutiny aimed at tech companiesOriginal article
Author: Abc News

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