Google fined $17 million for bypassing Safari’s security

As part of a settlement announcement on Monday, Google has agreed to pay out $17 million to 37 U.S. states, as well as the District of Columbia, for ignoring anti-tracking protocols baked in to Apple’s Safari Web browser.

I’m willing to bet they made a lot more than $17 million.



3 thoughts on “Google fined $17 million for bypassing Safari’s security”

  1. Fine me a nickel because I made $100 by willfully breaking the law… that will stop me. Unless I’m already willing to break the law.

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