Privacy regulators in France have slapped Google with the maximum fine allowed by law, confirming both the nation's dissatisfaction with Google and Europe's need to overhaul its data-privacy penalties. France followed through on threats made in June and again in September to fine Google over its privacy policies, laying down a penalty of roughly $200,000 -- the max fine allowed under EU regulations. France's CNIL also demanded that Google post a warning on google.fr telling users that Google does not comply with French privacy laws.France Finally Levies Teeny Fine Against Google
Privacy regulators in France have slapped Google with the maximum fine allowed by law, confirming both the nation's dissatisfaction with Google and Europe's need to overhaul its data-privacy penalties. France followed through on threats made in June and again in September to fine Google over its privacy policies, laying down a penalty of roughly $200,000 -- the max fine allowed under EU regulations. France's CNIL also demanded that Google post a warning on google.fr telling users that Google does not comply with French privacy laws.
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