by the BBC
Google has been asked to suspend changes to its privacy policy by a group of EU data protection regulators. Google plans to unify 60 different privacy policies across its products from 1 March. In a letter to the search giant, the EU group called for a “pause” so it could complete its analysis of the change. The call came from The Article 29 Working Party – an advisory body which includes representatives from all EU data protection authorities. In the letter sent to Google chief executive Larry Page on Thursday the group said: “Given the wide range of services you offer, and the popularity of these services, changes in your privacy policy may affect many citizens in most or all of the EU member states.”
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