You are viewing an archived webpage. The information on this page may be out of date. Learn about EPIC's recent work at epic.org.

Google Wants User Data, Opposes FCC Privacy Rules

Google has opposed new privacy rules for consumer data even as it backed the FCC's proposal to open up the set-top box. Google described new privacy safeguards as “unnecessary." The FCC’s proposal would allow Google to gain access to the TV market and consumer viewing data. EPIC has urged the FCC to enforce strong privacy rules for all companies seeking access to user data.


« TSA Releases New Body Scanner Document to EPIC | Main | FOIA Ombudsman Releases First Part of "Still Interested" Report »

Share this page:

Defend Privacy. Support EPIC.
US Needs a Data Protection Agency
2020 Election Security