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Google pays $93m to settle privacy case
Google is set to pay $93 million in a proposed agreement with the California Attorney General's office, aimed at resolving allegations that the company misled users regarding the use of their location data.
The company has also agreed to provide users with more comprehensive information regarding the enabling of location-related account settings and enhancing transparency about location tracking. T...
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