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New Data Privacy Rules May Cost Google Big Buck

The new regulation is anticipated to lay greater responsibility on firms to guard users' personal information and levy fines for those who violate the code. Google could face a fine of up to $1bn for its data privacy policies as new European Union regulations allow a single regulator to fine companies they feel are not complying with privacy laws. The new rules, which are currently being finalised, will allow a single regulator to impose fine on behalf of individual national watchdogs.

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