The article states that the acquired data should not be in any way processed in a manner that is incompatible with the aforementioned purposes. Brave’s chief policy and industry relations officer Johnny Ryan went as far as saying that owing to Google’s dubious operational policies, the multimedia giant has created a “free for all” data warehouse that is not only being abused quite blatantly but is also in clear violation of the GDPR rulebook.įrom a technical standpoint, Google is being accused of violating Article 5(1)b of the GDPR, which states that digital data being collected by a company should be done purely for reasons that are “specified, explicit and legitimate” in nature. On March 16, Brave, a privacy-oriented web browser, filed a formal complaint against Google with the Irish General Data Protection Regulation enforcer - since the multinational tech conglomerate’s European headquarters are located in Dublin.Īccording to Brave, Google has been quite irresponsible with how it has been collecting and sharing the personal data of its users.
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