Google Probe by French Privacy Agency May Prompt More Inquiries
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Google Inc. could face a fresh round of criticism from European watchdogs after a French regulator reports on whether changes to its privacy policy violate data-protection rules.
France’s National Commission for Computing and Civil Liberties, or CNIL, will announce its conclusions tomorrow. Given the European Union’s patchwork approach to data protection, regulators may then decide to pursue their own cases against the company.