A federal judge in Oregon has slapped a restraining order on Google, barring the Internet firm from destroying data it says its Street View cars mistakenly collected from private Wi-Fi networks. The judge's order requires Google to turn over two copies of the hard drive containing the data collected from home Wi-Fi networks.
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