Google has been fined $460 million for violating the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The penalty addresses breaches of EU privacy rules governing data protection and user consent.
This enforcement action represents one of the largest GDPR fines issued to date, underscoring continued regulatory scrutiny of major technology companies operating within the European market.
Google Fined $460 Million for EU GDPR Privacy Violations
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