European data protection officials are drafting plans to censure Google over its online privacy policy if the company does not meet the demands of regulators to revise it. In a two-day closed-door meeting in Brussels of the European Union’s 27 national data protection officials, the group mapped a preliminary strategy, including the possibility of testing Google’s compliance with national privacy laws in countries like Ireland, Belgium and Finland, where the company operates data centers.
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