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Google toughens privacy compliance, disclosures for app developers

Tech giant asks developers to give people more information about how apps collect, share and secure users' data

Last year, 2,352 employees were paid more “across nearly every demographic category,” according to Google. (Photo: Bloomberg)
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Users will start seeing the Data safety section in Google Play on Tuesday, and developers are required to complete this section for their apps by July 20.

Deepsekhar Choudhury Bengaluru
Tech giant Alphabet on Monday launched a privacy feature on its app marketplace Google Play Store that will require developers to give people more information about how apps collect, share and secure users’ data.
Users will start seeing the Data safety section in Google Play on Tuesday, and developers are required to complete this section for their apps by July 20. As app developers update their functionality or change their data handling practices, they will show the latest in the apps’ Data safety section.
“We heard from users and app developers that displaying the data an app collects, without additional context, is

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