France fines Google $57 million for breaking Europe's strict new privacy rules | Business Insider India

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APGoogle CEO Sundar Pichai.France's data regulator has fined Google €50 million ($57 million) for breaching European privacy rules.The regulator, CNIL, said

What do you think guys? Is it correct? Google has to pay €50 million for breaching European privacy rules. Though it is too high, it is necessary. Without user's consent they shouldn't have used their personal data. CNIL, France's data watchdog, took this initiative and fined higher amount on Google Inc. using their power under GDPR.


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