Spain fined Google more than $ 1 million for violation of privacy

The Organization decided to Spanish control of the Internet company Google fined $ 900,000 euros (1.23 million dollars) because of what was described as serious violations of the privacy of the users, according to the French news agency.

The decision came after accusing Google of violating the privacy of users across multiple services including e-mail service by collecting data about its customers illegally and without their knowledge and use for commercial purposes, which was considered "a serious violation" of the right to protection of personal information.

So after this charge, evidence against Google in Spain after an investigation was launched since last June and concluded that Google used the personal data of its customers for advertising purposes without having to explain it enough, Google would be forced to perform this huge amount.
Recalls also that other European States behave in the same way that Spain has gone against Google, including France, Italy, Netherlands and Britain.

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