Russia slaps $50 million fine on Google, here's why
Russia slaps $50 million fine on Google, here's why
A Russian court has fined Google $50.84 million for failing to delete alleged fake and prohibited information, including 'extremist content' and 'LGBT propaganda' related to the conflict in Ukraine. The fine is calculated based on Google's annual turnover in Russia. This is not the first time Google has been fined in Russia, as the company was previously fined for failing to store personal data on Russian users.
A Russian court has fined Google $50.84 million for failing to delete alleged fake and prohibited information, including 'extremist content' and 'LGBT propaganda' related to the conflict in Ukraine. The fine is calculated based on Google's annual turnover in Russia. This is not the first time Google has been fined in Russia, as the company was previously fined for failing to store personal data on Russian users.
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A Russian court has fined Google $50.84 million for failing to delete alleged fake and prohibited information, including 'extremist content' and 'LGBT propaganda' related to the conflict in Ukraine. The fine is calculated based on Google's annual turnover in Russia. This is not the first time Google has been fined in Russia, as the company was previously fined for failing to store personal data on Russian users. 
