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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> As user data privacy takes centre-stage across major economies, Google<\/a>’s head of accounts security and identity, Mark Risher, told TOI that the internet-search giant’s priority in India is to be able to offer tighter security to consumer data outside Google<\/a> products too, including third party apps.

Risher spoke to TOI during the company’s rollout of its revamped Safety Centre<\/a> in India, right after it introduced the same in six European countries last month. The Safety Centre<\/a> is a single site dedicated to educating and empowering people on topics like data security, privacy controls, and online protections for all of its users. It will be available in nine Indian languages. Risher also said the the flow of crossborder data is tremendously valuable, especially for
small businesses, and that being excessively restrictive over flow of data might result in some of these firms
losing access to global markets. This was in response to the Indian government’s move to mandate storage of certain kinds of data only in India.

Risher said that in data security, the company is always trying to find how it could match expectations even outside Google products. “You will start to see this for not just Google products but other apps too,” Risher said. His comments come in the wake of the new Google Play<\/a> Store policy. From next year, accessing a user’s call log, reading SMS or accessing calendar events will become tough for various online platforms, and third party apps on Play Store. Google recently also announced changes that will give more control to users over their search history. The same will be rolled out on other Google products too.

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谷歌:为消费者提供更严格的安全数据

作为用户数据隐私在主要经济体需要舞台中央,谷歌账户安全负责人和身份,马克急冲,告诉本报,印度的互联网搜索巨头的优先级是能够为消费者提供更严格的安全数据之外的谷歌产品,包括第三方应用程序。

Digbijay Mishra
  • 发布于2018年11月27日下午01:26坚持
作为用户数据隐私在主要经济体需要舞台中央,谷歌的账户安全负责人和身份,马克优秀,告诉本报,印度的互联网搜索巨头的优先级是能够为消费者提供更严格的安全数据谷歌产品,包括第三方应用程序。

优秀的交谈在修订公司推出的钢铁洪流安全中心在印度,之后介绍了上个月相同的六个欧洲国家。的安全中心是一个网站,致力于教育和授权人等主题数据安全、隐私控制和在线保护它的所有用户。它将在9个印度语言。优秀的还说,跨国的流动数据是非常宝贵的,特别是对于
小型企业,被过度严格的数据流可能导致一些公司
无法进入全球市场。这是在应对印度政府授权的举措只在印度某些类型的数据的存储。

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优秀的说,在数据安全,公司总是试图找到如何匹配预期甚至谷歌以外的产品。“你将开始看到这不仅谷歌产品,其他应用程序也“优秀的说。他的评论之后,新谷歌玩商店政策。从明年起,访问用户的通话记录,阅读短信或访问日历事件将成为各种在线平台,艰难和第三方应用程序商店。谷歌最近还宣布的变化会给更多的控制用户的搜索历史。同样的也会推出其他谷歌产品。

  • 发布于2018年11月27日下午01:26坚持

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> As user data privacy takes centre-stage across major economies, Google<\/a>’s head of accounts security and identity, Mark Risher, told TOI that the internet-search giant’s priority in India is to be able to offer tighter security to consumer data outside Google<\/a> products too, including third party apps.

Risher spoke to TOI during the company’s rollout of its revamped Safety Centre<\/a> in India, right after it introduced the same in six European countries last month. The Safety Centre<\/a> is a single site dedicated to educating and empowering people on topics like data security, privacy controls, and online protections for all of its users. It will be available in nine Indian languages. Risher also said the the flow of crossborder data is tremendously valuable, especially for
small businesses, and that being excessively restrictive over flow of data might result in some of these firms
losing access to global markets. This was in response to the Indian government’s move to mandate storage of certain kinds of data only in India.

Risher said that in data security, the company is always trying to find how it could match expectations even outside Google products. “You will start to see this for not just Google products but other apps too,” Risher said. His comments come in the wake of the new Google Play<\/a> Store policy. From next year, accessing a user’s call log, reading SMS or accessing calendar events will become tough for various online platforms, and third party apps on Play Store. Google recently also announced changes that will give more control to users over their search history. The same will be rolled out on other Google products too.

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