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  1. Google: No Plans for Glass Facial Recognition Apps (At This Time)

    In the face of increasing complaints and worries the firm made a Google+ post in which it denied plans for facial recognition apps. Google has told the world that it will not approve any facial recognition software for Glass until it's had time to...

  2. Will Google's Proposed Search Fixes End EU Antitrust Case?

    Google has been barraged with legal complaints over the years. Google has submitted proposals to address European Union (EU) concerns that the company, which owns a dominating 90 percent of the search market in Europe, is guilty of discriminating...

  3. Is Google's Unified Privacy Policy Illegal in Europe?

    The move comes after French data protection regulatory CNIL confirmed that Google had made no attempt to meets it concerns over its renewed privacy policies, first unveiled in March 2012, despite its numerous complaints that the changes were...

  4. Google Not Responsible for Content of Paid Search Ads, Australian Court Rules

    Among the ACCC's complaints: when users searched for “Honda”, Google displayed sponsored links (which were renamed "ads" in 2010 – although "sponsored" product ads have since been added to Google's search results) that appeared as though they...

  5. Did $2 Billion in Google Tax Money Disappear in Bermuda Triangle?

    While tax avoidance is a common practice for corporations, Google has continued to be a prime target for tax dodging complaints. Google shifted $9.8 billion in revenue to Bermuda in order to avoid paying $2 billion in global taxes, Bloomberg reported.

  6. New Google Universal SERPs Layout Brings Apps to Forefront

    If you've looked at the response on Google+ you will have seen the usual complaints about the SERPs since Google launched the hated +You bar with the beige wallpaper. Yesterday Google announced a new SERPs layout on in a blog post tagged under the...

  7. Note to FTC: Google Satisfies Information Needs Way More Than Shopping Needs

    Even more interesting is the fact that one of Microsoft’s main complaints to the FTC regarding Google is for that very reason. If you take out the antiquated references to push-button phones and video cassettes, you could easily imagine that the...

  8. Google Sued by Germany’s Former First Lady for Prostitution-Related Search Suggestions

    Clearly, courts feel Google must respond to complaints of defamatory autocomplete results by removing the offending content. This time, Germany’s former First Lady, Bettina Wulff, is taking the search giant to court.