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Google agrees to pay $7 million for privacy violations

March 13, 2013 Carmen Munir Russell-Sluchansky Comments Off

Google agreed on Tuesday to pay $7 million for privacy violations stemming from their mapping service that had accidentally collected sensitive and personal information from unsecured networks when sending around their camera cars that added […]

Photoblog Instagram Withdraws Policy to Sell Its Users’ Photos After Backlash

December 18, 2012 Carmen Munir Russell-Sluchansky Comments Off

Photoblog Instagram said late Tuesday afternoon that it was withdrawing its recently announced policy that would have given it the right to sell any photos users take with the application. The recant came after severe […]