UK Finds Google Innocent In Street View Privacy Brouhaha [Google]

Jul 29th 2010
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Google\’s been cleared of any wrongdoing inside the UK over the accidental collection of Wi-Fi network details by their Street View cars, with the Information Commissioner Office (ICO) stating \” On the idea of the samples we saw, we are satisfied up to now that it’s unlikely that Google may have captured significant amounts of private data.\” The lawsuit against Google inside the US continues to be undecided. [BBC]

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