France has levied a €381 million ($381 million) fine against Google for failing to adequately protect consumers, marking one of the largest penalties imposed on the tech giant by European regulators. The French competition authority cited violations related to transparency and user consent, underscoring growing scrutiny of Big Tech’s practices in the region. This latest sanction follows increased enforcement efforts aimed at holding digital platforms accountable for compliance with consumer protection laws.
France Imposes Record Fine on Google Over Consumer Protection Violations
In a landmark decision, French regulators have slapped Google with a €350 million ($381 million) penalty for failing to provide transparent information to consumers regarding the use of their personal data. The fine, the largest ever imposed by France’s consumer protection authority, highlights ongoing concerns about the tech giant’s compliance with data privacy and consumer rights under the EU’s…
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Author : Caleb Wilson
Publish date : 2025-09-04 20:08:00
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