How Wrong Google Search Data Can Compromise Your Safety
Recent research has revealed that inaccurate information found in Google’s search engine can not only mislead users but also jeopardize their personal data. The issue lies in the fact that search engines may display outdated or incorrect information, leading to errors in user identification and location. This could result in numerous unpleasant situations, including unnecessary calls to law enforcement agencies.
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The Google Meet Issue: How Sneaky Errors Become a Hacker's Trap
Recent reports regarding glitches in Google Meet, the video conferencing platform, have drawn attention not just from users but also from cybersecurity experts. This issue gains traction after it was revealed that some of these glitches could be exploited not just for creating disruptions but also for injecting malware. The situation arises amid growing concerns over cyber threats that could jeopardize personal safety and the overall reliability of the platform.
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Google Patents Technology to Take Over Driving Control
Google has taken a significant step towards the future of automated vehicle operation by registering a new patent that proposes the creation of a system capable of taking control of a car in certain situations. This technology could assist in scenarios where drivers are unable or should not operate the vehicle for various reasons.
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Google Parent Company Announces Historic First Dividend, Surpassing Sales and Profit Expectations
For the first time in its history, Google's parent company, Alphabet Inc., has declared a dividend. This significant event came as the company reported record sales and profit figures for the last quarter. The financial report showed that Alphabet's revenue increased by 11% compared to the previous year, totaling $76 billion. The company's net profit was equally impressive, reaching $17 billion, which is a 17% rise from the same period last year.
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Amazon’s Former Marketing Chief Predicts Tough Times Ahead for Rival Advertisers
In a recent interview, Bradley Benning, former advertising chief at Facebook, expressed the view that competing with Google is becoming increasingly difficult for many companies. He noted that Google's dominance in the digital advertising market creates immense challenges for major players such as Facebook and others.
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The End of Easy Regulations for Tech Giants: Apple and Google Face New Challenges
Under growing pressure from regulators, the influence of major tech companies like Apple and Google is being tested. For the past few years, both companies have enjoyed relative freedom in the market, but recently, governmental bodies have begun actively intervening in their operations by introducing new rules and regulatory measures.
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Google Briefly Considered Cutting Ad Exchange Fees Ahead of Antitrust Pressure
In light of an anticipated antitrust investigation, Google almost decided to reduce fees on its advertising platform. This news highlights the pressure the company is facing due to increasing scrutiny from regulators concerned about Google's dominance in the digital advertising market.
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EU Increases Pressure on Tech Giants Following Apple and Google's Legal Defeats
Recent legal setbacks for tech giants like Apple and Google have become a significant factor in the European Union's escalating campaign against the dominance of large tech companies. The cases in which these companies failed to successfully challenge antitrust actions in their favor have sparked new discussions on the need for stricter regulations in the tech sector.
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Antitrust Trial Against Google: A Crucial Legal Battle Begins in the U.S.
Soon, a major antitrust trial against Google, one of the largest technology giants in the world, will commence in the U.S. This process could have significant implications for the company's advertising business, which currently generates the bulk of its revenue. Authorities accuse Google of using its market position to stifle competition and manipulate the marketplace to its advantage.
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Google Loses EU Court Fight: €2.4 Billion Fine Upheld
A recent ruling by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has marked a significant moment for tech giant Google as it lost its bid to overturn a €2.4 billion fine imposed by European Union antitrust authorities. This fine was levied in 2017 for abusing its dominant market position in the comparison shopping sector. The court concluded that Google had manipulated its search algorithm to favor its own services, violating EU antitrust laws.
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