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Google I/O 2021 Highlights: Features on Google Meet, Smart Canvas, Google Maps, LaMDA and more News Updated: May 19, 2021 12:27 AM IST Google I/O 2021, the annual hardware event has finally begun on Tuesday, May 18. As with the tradition, the keynote address took place with Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai on stage. The three-day conference will continue till May 20 with live sessions and virtual workshops. Here’s what the Mountain View tech giant has announced on the first day of the annual hardware conference. Also Read - A...

Interlochen Center for the Arts Privacy Policy Interlochen Center for the Arts (“Interlochen”) has adopted the following privacy practices (“Privacy Policy”) to inform you of its collection and use of your personal or personally identifiable information. Interlochen values your privacy and has adopted this Privacy Policy in an effort to remain transparent with respect to its collection and use of this information. Interlochen reserves the right to suspend, replace, modify, amend, or terminate this Privacy Policy at any time and within its sole and absolute discretion. By using the Int...

Google says it will defend itself against the claims and that plaintiffs consented to its privacy policy.

  “Maybe prohibiting certain practices such as microtargeting at certain times, I think that’s the debate that we need to have on political ads.” – Renate Nikolay, Head of Cabinet of Commission Vice-President Jourova.    Top Story: The use of microtargeting for online political advertising could come in for new rules as part of legislation being readied by the European Commission, it has been revealed. Read on for more. Podcast: This week, we take a look at the Commission’s plans for protecting the future of platform workers in the EU. You’ll hear from Commission representativ...

Google Targeted Ads to End Soon--What Does This Mean for User Privacy? Google is now rolling out enormous changes to Google Ads. One of the biggest changes is Google's decision to remove third-party cookies. Photo : David Ramos/Getty Images While Google had seeded the growth and fruits of the digital ad ecosystem through reliance on targeting, the company is now getting immense pressure coming from regulators revolving around data privacy and antitrust. With that said, Google is expected to stop enabling cross-site targeting and tracking of user data spread across all of its different web-b...