French data regulator CNIL is set to fine Google EU150m and Facebook EU60m for violating EU privacy rules, Politico reported, citing a document it saw.The companies will face a daily penalty of EU100,000 if they do not correct practices within three months of CNIL issuing the decision“We are reviewing the authority’s decision and remain committed to working with relevant authorities,” a spokesperson for Facebook holding company Meta told Politico; Google did not immediately respond to a request for commentTo view the source of this information click hereTo contact the reporter on this story:Nathan Crooks …
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