A group of United States senators on Thursday sent a letter to Google, urging it to provide an internal memo that supposedly explains why the company did not disclose the Google+ data exposure that was discovered in March.
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U.S. Senators Demand Internal Memo Related to Google+ Incident
A group of United States senators on Thursday sent a letter to Google, urging it to provide an internal memo that supposedly explains why the company did not disclose the Google+ data exposure that was discovered in March. The post U.S. Senators Demand Internal Memo Related to Google+ Incident appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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