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UK Google users to lose EU data protection

In the aftermath of Brexit, Google plans to shift UK accounts outside the control of European Union privacy regulations, and under US jurisdiction instead.The move is expected to make information more accessible to UK law enforcement, and leave data with less robust protection than is afforded by EU standards.GDPR, or forge its own data handling…

In the aftermath of Brexit, Google plans to shift UK accounts outside the control of European Union privacy regulations, and under US jurisdiction instead.

The move is expected to make information more accessible to UK law enforcement, and leave data with less robust protection than is afforded by EU standards.

GDPR, or forge its own data handling regulations.

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Google will require UK users to accept new terms of service, including the move to a new jurisdictio

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