Brave accuses Google of infringing the 'purpose limitation' principle of GDPR
Brave describes Google's privacy policies as 'hopelessly vague and unspecific'
Privacy-focused web browser Brave has filed an official complaint accusing Google of infringing the "purpose limitation" principle of the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Filed with the...
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