The US Federal Trade Commission is fining Google between $US150 million and $US200 million ($222.6 million to $296.8 million) to settle the whole debacle with its subsidiary, YouTube, allegedly breaking children’s privacy law, Politico first reported this week.
After an iOS update back in 2015, “Error 53” caused some Apple devices to freeze up. At least 275 Australian customers affected by the were told by Apple they couldn’t get a refund if they used a third party to try and fix the problem. But that’s not now Australian…
Leave it to the US Federal Communications Commission to stick it to nefarious corporate overreaching: USA Today reports the FCC just slammed Google with a $US25,000 fine for collecting private information about American Wi-Fi networks. That’ll stop ’em!