ICO threatens Google with fine over privacy policy
The Information Commissioner's Office gives Google until September to comply with privacy policy request
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has threatened to fine Google, if the web giant doesn't make its privacy policy clearer by September. Failure to provide information about how it uses and...
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