Monday, November 13, 2017

Missouri AG wants to know if Google broke consumer protection laws

That last charge was central to the EU court’s recent antitrust case against Google, for which it served the internet titan a record-setting $2.8 billion fine. But the search company has been punished before for illegally collecting and storing user data. In 2013, Google paid out $7 million to 37 states (and the District of Columbia) due to a ‘rogue engineer’ acquiring personal information (

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