 "Google to update its policy, restrict advertising of unauthorized tracking technology")
Google said it would change its policies in August to restrict advertising for spyware and malware that can be used to track a user’s texts, phone calls, or browsing history. The updated policy, which is expected to come into effect globally on 11 August, will not allow advertisers to promote products that are marketed with the purpose of tracking user activities without their authorization, according to a post on the Alphabet Inc-owned company’s website. [caption id=“attachment_6975081” align=“alignnone” width=“1024”] Those who do not follow the new policy could face suspension. Representational image. Image: Pixabay.[/caption] The company also urged users to review this policy and warned that entities who violate these updated guidelines might face suspension.
Google’s updated policy is expected to come into effect globally on 11 August.
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