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Google may pay $22.5 million penalty for ignoring Safari Do Not Track
Google may be nearing a settlement of $22.5 million with the FTC for its willful circumvention of Do Not Track settings in order to keep serving ads, the Wall Street Journal reports ....Exclusive Usenet Offers: $7.95/month
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