Kelly Sanchez+FollowGoogle’s $425M Privacy Blunder: Who’s Accountable?Google just got hit with a $425 million penalty for tracking users who thought they’d turned off their activity tracking. For eight years, millions trusted Google’s privacy controls—turns out, that trust was misplaced. Is this a wake-up call for how much power we give tech giants over our data, or just the cost of doing business in Silicon Valley? Let’s debate: Can we ever really control our digital footprint? #Tech #GooglePrivacy #TechEthics10Share
Glen Bryant+FollowGoogle’s Privacy Move: Game Changer or Gimmick?Google just revamped its personal info removal tool, making it easier to wipe your details from search results. Now, you can request removal right from the three-dot menu next to any result. But here’s the catch: it only hides info from Google, not the whole web. Is this a real step forward for privacy, or just window dressing? Would you trust Google with more of your data to get it removed? Let’s debate. #GooglePrivacy #DataProtection #OnlineSecurity #Tech00Share
