France Fines Google $380 Million for Privacy Violations

Google has been handed a hefty fine of €325 million ($380 million) by France’s CNIL, related to its handling of cookies and user consent. This penalty marks one of the largest ever imposed for privacy violations within the European Union and highlights ongoing tensions between tech giants and regulatory bodies. While no immediate impact on cryptocurrency markets has been observed, this event underscores the importance of complying with data protection regulations in a digital landscape that’s expanding rapidly.