Web giant, six data protection organizations in Europe Google Is considering taking legal action against its privacy policy. The company was previously given four months to revise its privacy policy, but companies say Google has not made that change.

Google’s activities are being monitored by information rights watchdogs in France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and the UK.

BBC At the end of October last year, a working group of the European Commission reported that Google The Data Protection Policy does not follow the Commission’s standards. They say the company should do more to keep customers informed about what Google is storing. That’s why users should be provided with some tools to gain more control over their data and to ensure that Google does not store “excessive amounts of data”.

পর After the publication of the report Google Their privacy policy Agreed to update, Which, if completed, would have made the service accessible to all under the same direction.

But French data watchdog CINL says the deadline has passed, but Google has not taken any significant action.

Google, on the other hand, says its privacy policy respects European law, which enables the company to create simpler and more efficient services.

Allegations of breach of personal privacy Google has been haunted for a long time. With this in the United States last month 8 million fine The company after the face.