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Google seeks to appeal court decision on PIPEDA application 

News | 09/29/2021 4:47 pm EDT
Google's search engine logo celebrating the 140th anniversary of the RCMP in May 2013./ Image via Google.

Alphabet Inc.’s Google is appealing a July court decision that determined that federal privacy law did in fact apply to the company after the matter was brought forward in a reference case by the federal privacy watchdog. 

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