Privacy group demands apology from GooglePrivacy group demands apology from Google
Google has clashed with a UK civil liberties group over a report that heavily criticised the US company’s privacy policy. Privacy International yesterday accused the search giant of attempting to discredit its report, which ranked the company below Microsoft and Apple and labelled it "hostile to privacy".
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