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Germany is investigating whether Google's data slurping gives it an unfair advantage  May 25, 2021, 09:50 PM facebook German officials have launched a fresh antitrust investigation into Google's business practices. The tech giant has been fined more than R140 billion by European legislators in recent years. Germany's FCO said Google's data collection practices gave it a 'strategic advantage.' For more stories go to . Google is facing yet another antitrust probe in Europe, after German authorities announced they were investigating whether the firm's data collec...

TechnologyGerman antitrust watchdog investigates Google over data use Reuters 3 minute read A sign is pictured outside a Google office near the company's headquarters in Mountain View, California, U.S., May 8, 2019. REUTERS/Paresh Dave/File Photo Germany's antitrust watchdog has launched a probe into whether Google Germany, Google Ireland and its parent company Alphabet (GOOGL.O) are exploiting their market dominance in the way they handle data, it said on Tuesday. The Federal Cartel Office said the investigation would consider whether the tech giant offers users enough choice in how it uses...

Europe has fined Google $10 billion in recent years. Now Germany is investigating whether its data slurping gives it an unfair advantage. mcoulter@businessinsider.com (Martin Coulter) © Provided by Business Insider Sundar Pichai, Alphabet's chief executive, is facing up to another antitrust case. Stephanie Keith/Getty Images German officials have launched a fresh antitrust investigation into Google's business practices. The tech giant has been fined more than $10 billion by European legislators in recent years. Germany's FCO said Google's data collection practices gave it...

Final countdown SUBSCRIBE Thank you for subscribing to Daily Top 5 We'll soon meet in your inbox. / Daily Top 5 Good evening, Facebook said earlier today that it “aims to comply” with the government’s new rules for social media platforms, which include appointing a “grievance officer”. The company seems in no particular hurry, given that the rules were notified three months ago and come into effect from tomorrow. Also in this letter: Facebook “continues to discuss” new IT rules with govt Yes, but: The company noted that it "continues to discuss a few of the issues which need m...

MOUNTAIN VIEW (dpa-AFX) - Germany's anti-trust watchdog, the Federal Cartel Office, on Tuesday began proceedings against Google Germany, Google Ireland and their parent company Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL