Search engine giant has been fined 145,000 euros ($189,230) by German regulators following a long-standing case over Wi-Fi data collecting by their Street View cars.
In 2008 through 2010, the cars captured the data from unsecured networks while driving through taking pictures for their Google Maps/Street View service. Data included emails, passwords and even photos.
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Originally posted by SomeBozo: I'm confused if G00GLE says, Google has always maintained they never used the data, nor stored it anywhere or ever viewed it.
