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Connecticut to get $6.5M 'historic' privacy settlement with Google

New Haven Register

Nov 14, 2022

Google will pay $391.5 million to 40 states including Connecticut, after an investigation into the company's location tracking practices dating back to 2014. |!| New Haven

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