Google has updated its privacy policy. The new policy adds that Google can use publically available data to train its AI products. The way the policy is worded, it sounds as if the company is ...

Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. Six European countries are stepping up the heat on Google to comply with the continent’s strict privacy ...

Google has updated its privacy policy to state that it can use publicly available data to help train its AI models. The tech giant has changed the wording of its policy over the weekend and switched ...

Keith Enright is leaving Google after 13 years as the tech giant restructures its privacy and compliance teams. Matthew Bye, director of competition law, is also departing. Google’s chief privacy ...

Google denies using Gmail data for AI model training, emphasizing that user emails and attachments are not accessed for AI ...

A recent privacy overhaul of Google's location services may have rippling effects far beyond an individual's phone usage, suggesting that the dominance of law enforcement data sweeping may soon be ...

Google Gemini privacy support pages warn that information shared with Gemini Apps may be read and annotated by human reviewers and also be included into AI training datasets. This is what you need to ...

"If companies gave clearer disclosures and, again some companies do give pretty clear disclosures, and Google in what it is doing is giving clear disclosure, I think consumers will be able to make a ...