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EU Slaps Google with $463 Million Fine Over Location Data Mishandling

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Google has been fined $463 million for breaching the European Union's strict privacy rules. The fine is related to the mishandling of users' location data, with the bloc's data privacy watchdog saying that Google had not obtained proper consent from its users.

The fine amounts to 403 million euros and comes after a lengthy investigation into Google's practices. This latest development marks another significant setback for Google in its dealings with European regulators.

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