Google Hit With Belgian Privacy Fine for Not Complying With ‘Right to Be Forgotten’

15Jul 2020 by admin
Google has received a record fine from Belgium’s data protection authority (APD) of EUR 600,000 for not complying with European rules on a person’s “right to be forgotten” online.

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