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Many of the former “Aazonians” as they like to call themselves have added the famous green Open to Work banner to their profiles. The cost-cutting move by Jeff Besos' company comes amid a tough global economic environment for tech companies . While Meta's layoffs are roughly the same, Amazon's layoffs represent just 3% of its employees and less than 1% of its global workforce, compared to Meta's 13%. Source: LinkedIn Google has agreed to a $391 million privacy settlement with 40 US states for allegedly misleading users about their location tracking .


Information without users' consent and despite their location being colombia mobile database turned off. The attorneys general handling the case say it is the largest internet privacy settlement reached by US states and a historic victory for consumers. The move comes amid tensions between regulators of major Western powers and GAFA over privacy and surveillance by tech companies. While Europe regulated the collection of its citizens' data a few years ago, the United States is struggling to legislate on the subject in the face of lobbying from tech giants.


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