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Reuters: UK Google customers will lose GDPR protections

UK Google accounts can be positioned below US jurisdiction because of Brexit, consistent with 'Reuters.'
UK Google accounts will be placed under US jurisdiction due to Brexit, according to 'Reuters.'

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