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Google to limit amount of personal information shared on Android

Google to limit amount of personal information shared on Android

Google to limit amount of personal information shared on Android
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Google announced on Wednesday that it plans to limit the amount of personal information shared on Android, the world-leading mobile phone operating system used by more than 2.5 billion people around the globe.

Johana Bhuiyan contributed to this report.

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