Nicole Jones said Google wants governments to set the rules for how to handle law enforcement requests for data stored in the cloud.
February 15, 2017 at 09:14 AM
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Silicon Valley doesn’t want to be stuck in the middle anymore.
That, you might say, was the take-home message from one of the Google Inc.’s top lawyers at a panel discussion Monday night on how to balance privacy and policing when it comes to consumer data.
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