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After 10-yr hiatus, Google set to get search engine up and running in China
The change of heart is also the clearest sign yet that some Googlers view the pullout as a costly miscalculation
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Google not close to launching search engine in China: Sundar Pichai
However, Pichai did hint at doing more in the country which is infamous for its restrictive internet policies
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Google admits it tracks users, but says it's 'to improve experience'
The Associated Press ran a story saying an many Google services on Android devices and iPhones store users' location data even if the users explicitly used a privacy setting forbidding that
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Google tracks your movements, even when you tell it not to: Report
An investigation found that many Google services on Android devices and iPhones store your location data even if you've used privacy settings that say they will prevent it from doing so
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From AI to enhanced security, here is what's new in Google Android 9 Pie OS
The Android 9 Pie also brings native gesture-based navigation control that would allow phone manufacturers to remove aged old key-based navigation
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Google in cloud talks with Tencent as it attempts to breach China firewall
China is the second-largest cloud market, but local companies dominate, making it difficult for outsiders like Google, according to Synergy Research Group.
Google's secret project tailored for China sparks fury among workers
Google has invested in Chinese companies, met with its leaders and made it a priority to spread Google's artificial intelligence technology across the country
Google shrugs off $5.1 bn fine with big earnings; makes $3.2 bn in profits
Alphabet's stock rose 3.5 percent in after-hours trading, and some analysts recommended the company's shares
The story behind Google's secret offer to settle EU's Android probe
Google, a unit of Alphabet Inc., has been one of the EU's biggest antitrust targets, with three probes and countless headlines
Here's how penalty-hit Google tried to tweak Android deals to placate EU
European Union Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager says the peace offering didn't come quickly enough
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EU slaps record $5 billion fine on Google over Android antitrust case
EU ordered Google to change the way it puts search and web browser apps on Android mobile devices
Google faces $5-billion record anti-trust penalty by EU over Android apps
The European Commission fine will exceed last year's then-record 2.4 billion-euro penalty following an investigation into Google's shopping search service
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EU likely to hit Google with a record fine in Android monopoly case
The fine escalates the war between Silicon Valley and Brussels
CCI dismisses complaints against Google; D K Sikri gives dissent note
In a majority order passed by four members, the CCI concluded that there was no violation of competition norms by Google
Google integrates its peer-to-peer payments service with 'Google Pay'
The updated Google Pay is first rolling out in the US, followed by the UK
Now you can send messages with stickers, emojis from web: Know how to do it
Google had recently rolled out an update for its Android messaging app enabling WhatsApp-like web operation for sending messages, emojis, stickers and pictures from computer
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How Google, Facebook are monopolising ideas
An ad ban raises the question whether it's fair that an entire industry can be kicked out of a major advertising channel
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Google taking abroad public Wi-Fi experience from India, say sources
"We are constantly looking at other areas. We are talking to a lot of people, including telecom companies," said K Suri
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Google responds to snooping concerns, says emails not scanned to target ads
It goes on to declare that no one at Google reads the emails, except in cases where the user had granted the consent or when it is required as a security measure
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Advertising technology firms exposed to EU fines, it's Google to blame
Most at risk are unwitting owners of ad-funded websites and apps, which Google has said have the responsibility of getting consent to serve targeted ads to European consumers