EU’s proposed Google data access rule could enable large-scale surveillance
The European Commission is facing criticism from security and privacy experts over a proposed Digital Markets Act (DMA) measure that would require Google to share vast amounts of search data with third parties via an automated API. Critics warn the plan could expose sensitive user queries at scale, creating both privacy and national security risks. … The post EU’s proposed Google data access rule could enable large-scale surveillance appeared first on CyberInsider.
The proposed Digital Markets Act measure could enable large-scale surveillance and data exploitation by requiring Google to share vast amounts of search data with third parties, posing significant privacy and national security risks.
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