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CNIL should spend that 100k now to fine every person with an unsecured network 100Eu!!
Honestly they are the real "criminals" here enabling spammers and such.
why does google need this information?
why does google need this information?
They don't it was "inadvertent" >.>
Btw, that botnet client on your desktop, yeah that one, please ignore it. K thx.
sigh...
Quite a fail for Google..I'm sure there's a few more fines to come.
I wonder if Google will present them with a giant check, like they give lottery winners.
I don't follow how is google at fault because the french users are dumbasses and can't secure their own networks?
I don't follow how is google at fault because the french users are dumbasses and can't secure their own networks?
Well hater, its not like they sniffed whit malicious software to obtain passwords, emails and such information, connecting to a wifi spot is one thing doing "sniffing" on that network is another thing.
$142,000? lol, the attorney's fees are several times more than that... I wonder how Google will ever be able to pay that off?
140.000 $ !!!!! that's not even wourth a spot in a newspaper, come onnnnn!!! that's probably the cost of 1 camera on one of those cars!
140.000 $ !!!!! that's not even wourth a spot in a newspaper, come onnnnn!!! that's probably the cost of 1 camera on one of those cars!
Actually Google uses several different cameras, though the most expensive model is likely to cost twice that amount...
I guess the driver was bored and wanted to sniff around while he drove...
Come on this has been done before they got sued for the same thing in the UK last year and they won
Waste of court time if you ask me
The French law says don't do this and Google did it, so they pay, done deal.
street view on norc.ro
100,000 fine, billions profits = still good
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