Madrid -- Spain has become the latest country to penalize search engine giant Google over alleged privacy violations made during mapping for its "Street View"
feature. A judge in Spain initiated an investigation over complains
whether Google unlawfully gathered data from unsecured wireless networks
while gathering photographs for its photo-mapping service Street View,
the association that filed the suit said Monday.
Spain has become the latest victim of mistakenly collected Wi-Fi data by
Google's Street View mapping cars. A Google councilor will appear
before a judge in Madrid, Raquel Fernandino, on 4 October as part of an
investigation into whether the company committed a "computer crime"
while taking shots of the city streets in Spain.
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