Court rules UK users can sue Google over Safari privacy breach

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By Christian ZibregMar 27, 2015, 10:08 am1k ptsHot
Things could get ugly for Google as the Internet giant lost a UK appeal in the Safari cookie tracking case, potentially opening the door to litigation from the millions of British users, BBC News reported Friday. The case revolves around Google’s practice to continue tracking users of Apple’s Safari browser…

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