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Google Updates Privacy Policy to Enable Data Scraping Across the Internet

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The changed privacy policy will affect products like Cloud AI, Google Translate, and Bard. The post Google Updates Privacy Policy to Enable Data Scraping Across the Internet appeared first on Spiceworks.

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Google Faces Highly Consequential U.S. Antitrust Trial

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Rulings from the trial could impact how global internet companies operate after years of unchecked growth. The post Google Faces Highly Consequential U.S. Antitrust Trial appeared first on Spiceworks.

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Google and Mozilla patch their internet tools against a critical security flaw

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Google has recently released a new Stable Channel Update for its Chrome web browser on all supported PC operating systems, which is designed to fix an actively exploited security vulnerability. Details about the flaw are unknown at this point, but the issue is affecting browsers and internet clients developed by. Read Entire Article

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Google's new defense against cyberattacks: limiting internet access for employees

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The pilot program Google is now running involves thousands of workers who have limited access to the majority of the internet. The only exceptions are internal pages and Google-owned sites and services such as Gmail and Google Drive. Read Entire Article

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Google Fiber begins trialing 20 Gig residential internet with Wi-Fi 7 routers

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Google will begin offering 20 Gig internet to some Google Fiber customers in select areas before the end of the year. The company didn't specify which locations will receive the trial, but those interested can apply and check availability on the website for GFiber Labs, Google's innovation incubator. More details.

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Google Lawyer says internet could become a "Horror Show" without Section 230

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The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday on a case that could have major ramifications for how the internet works. A Google lawyer warned that if the company loses the case, the internet could become very different and much worse off. Read Entire Article

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Google to spend $1 billion to lay two new cables on the Pacific seabed

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Google has announced a new $1 billion investment to enhance digital connectivity to Japan. These cables will establish new fiber-optic Internet routes between the US and Japan, aiming to improve reliability. Read Entire Article

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