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The European Union of Consumers (BEUC), based in Brussels, has announced that consumer associations established in the Netherlands, Poland, the Czech Republic, Greece, Slovenia, Sweden and Denmark will complain to from Google of their respective regulatory authorities.
According to the statement, the complaint will be opened on the grounds that Google violates its obligations under the European Data Protection Directive (RPG) by tracking user location data.
According to a survey conducted by the Norwegian consumer association, it is stated that information about people, such as their religious beliefs, political tendencies and state of health can be determined by following the evolution of the situation.
A number of changes have been made to the personal data in the framework of the GDPR, which entered into force in May in the whole of the EU. With the RPGD, conditions such as full disclosure of people and obtaining clear licenses have been made to businesses to collect, process, share and store personal data.
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The regulation stipulated that in the event of leakage of personal data, theft of personal data or improper use, companies should make a declaration within 72 hours to the relevant regulatory agencies. In addition, it allowed the authorities to impose fines representing 4% of the global business turnover of the company, in case companies violate these rules relating to personal data.
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