Google lost on appeal of 50 million euro fine levied against Google in January 2019 for GDPR breaches.
On Friday, the Conseil d’État, a division of the French government that serves as the supreme court of administrative justice, sided with France’s data protection authority, the CNIL, which levied the fine against Google.
Source: Google Loses Its Appeal On 50 Million Euro GDPR Fine | AdExchanger
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