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the investigation in Sweden, initiated after complaints from the organisation Swedish Consumers. In a letter, which contains 79 paragraphs criticising the Swedish Consumers how Google is using location data to collect and use data about how users move.
the complaints that have been highlighted by several european consumer organisations and which potentially affects a large amount of people. Therefore, we want to investigate this is to ensure that Google has followed the rules in the data protection regulation,” write the Swedish data inspection Board's director general Lena Lindgren Schelin, in a press release.
the Swedish data Inspection board will examine the collection and use of data in breach of EU dataskyddsförordning, GDPR, which entered into force in may 2018. Google now has until February 1 to answer a number of questions about how data goes to.
Even in France there is criticism against Google. On Monday, CNIL, the data protection authority in France, that the man sues the company at eur 50 million, AFP reports. Google is accused of having violated the GDPR.
the associations of None Of Your Business (NOYB), and the Quadrature du Net which alleges that Google has no legal basis for the collection of users ' personal data for its services, including targeted advertising.
Google has previously been criticised for tracking their user's movements — even if the person said no.
