Germany:
Hamburg's DPO Aims To Restrict Internet Search Engine's Combination Of User Data
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On April 8, the Hamburg DPO denied an internet search
engine's appeal of a September 2014 decision in which the DPO
ordered the search engine to either restrict the combination of
user data from its various services or to obtain additional consent
from the users. According to the DPO, the search engine already
announced that it will materially change its services in order to
meet these data protection requirements.
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