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Google’s Paying Clients Exempt from Privacy Policy?

Google’s new privacy policy would allow Google to share data among its various cloud computing services. Google contends it treats its paying customers differently than nonpaying ones. A privacy advocate contends some Google Apps for Government customers’ contracts state they must adhere to the published privacy policy. A Google spokesman reiterated that the Federal Information Security Management Act and individual customer contracts define how government customers’ data are handled. Google makes billions of dollars a year through advertisements found on the webpages of its various offerings, including its popular search engine.”]

Source: https://www.bankinfosecurity.com/googles-paying-clients-exempt-from-privacy-policy-a-4447

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