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The Irish Data Protection Commission fines Google 403 000 000 EUR following Inquiry into Google’s processing of location data

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Source
European Data Protection Board
Published by the source
Type
Enforcement action
The source's category
GDPR enforcement, Data subject rights, Accountability, Technology
Companies
  • Google (named in the headline; DeSpy lists it under Google (Alphabet))

Status: not tracked by DeSpy · checked 2026-09-28 · the source's record

In EDPB’s words

The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) has announced its final decision following an inquiry into Google Ireland Limited (Google). This own-volition Inquiry was launched by the DPC, in its role as the Lead Supervisory Authority for Google, in February 2020, following receipt of complaints from several European consumer rights organisations, including BEUC, regarding Google’s processing of location data in connection with certain services and products.

Source: European Data Protection Board, edpb.europa.eu — excerpted; the headline is reproduced without alteration

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