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Swedish Privacy Watchdog Slaps Over $1 Million in Fines, Warns Companies Against Using Google Analytics

July 5, 2023• by

The fines came regarding exporting European users’ data via Google Analytics to the US, a breach of the EU’s privacy rulebook.

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