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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v. Google, Inc.
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3:12-cv-04177
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November 19, 2012
Google Privacy Pact Nod Highlights Privacy Law Void
Before approving the Federal Trade Commission's record $22.5 million privacy settlement with Google Inc. on Friday, a California federal judge wrestled with whether the proposal represented a proper remedy for a company caught deceptively tracking consumers online, showing that judges need more clarity from legislation and case law on how to evaluate such deals, attorneys say.
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November 16, 2012
$23M Google-FTC Deal In Privacy Case Wins Judge's Nod
A California federal judge on Friday approved Google Inc.'s contested $23 million settlement with the Federal Trade Commission over alleged consumer privacy violations, calling the deal fair, adequate and reasonable.
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August 30, 2012
Battle Over Google Fine Could Halt No-Fault Deals At FTC
Advocacy group Consumer Watchdog on Tuesday won approval from a California federal court to contest the Federal Trade Commission's decision to allow Google Inc. to deny liability in a record $22.5 million settlement over alleged privacy violations, a challenge that, if successful, could impede the agency's ability to reach similar pacts in the future.
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August 22, 2012
FTC's $23M Google Fine May See Protest Over Liability Denial
Advocacy group Consumer Watchdog asked a California federal court Tuesday for permission to challenge the Federal Trade Commission's record $22.5 million penalty deal with Google Inc. over alleged privacy violations, saying the tech giant's denial of liability needs to be evaluated.