Google Workspace and Chromebooks alleged data breach. In the statement made by Denmark’s data protection agency, it was pointed out that there are some behaviors contrary to the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). On top of that, Google services and Chromebook, Banned from schools in Denmark.
Denmark crosses out Chromebook and Google Workspace
Workspace, which includes popular Google products such as Gmail, Docs, Meet, Drive, and Calendar, and ChromeOS some Chromebook with operating system critical security vulnerabilities found to have. According to the Danish data protection agency Datatilsynet, these products use in schools blocked.
Within the scope of the investigation initiated by the Municipality of Helsingør, it was revealed that Google transmitted the data of Danish users to the USA. Danish users’ information Google Cloud EMEA It had to be operated by
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Denmark’s data protection agency, Datatilsynet, has announced that Google is part of the European Union, following the Google data breach investigation. GDPR data privacy claimed to have failed to comply with its regulations. In this context, it banned the use of the cloud-based Workspace, which includes Gmail, Docs, Calendar and Drive, and the Chromebook.
It should not be forgotten that this decision taken for Google may have wider consequences. Services of the software giant Currently only for use in schools forbidden Although it is debated whether it will spread to Europe.
Stating that they have spoken to the Danish authorities, the Google spokesperson said, Workspace for Education He pointed out that the data within the scope of the project was never used for advertising or commercial purposes. By the way, according to the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), it is completely forbidden to transfer products or services from the EU to the US.
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