Judge approves Google’s $22.5M Safari tracking fine

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By Cody LeeNov 19, 2012, 6:00 am104 pts
It looks like Google may have to start writing out that $22.5 million check soon, to cover the fine it agreed to pay in order to settle the FTC claim that it illegally bypassed user privacy settings in Safari. US District Judge Susan Illston approved the fine in a San Francisco federal court late Friday, which…

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