Complaint says Google breached EU court ruling sending unsolicited emails: report
Alena Kravchenko


A newly filed complaint said that Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) breached a previous ruling from a European Union court by sending unsolicited emails to Gmail users' inboxes, Reuters reported.
The complaint, stemming from Austrian advocacy group noyb.eu, was filed with France's data protection agency CNIL, and said that the unsolicited advertising emails should have only been sent if Gmail users gave their consent prior to receiving them.

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