Hello and welcome to the GDPR Community Podcast, episode 6.

Each week on the podcast we cover the latest date of protection news.

This week we cover the 26th of June to the 2nd of July 2020.

We will also cover the GDPR Community June to the 2nd of July 2020 we will also cover the

GDPR community question at the end of the podcast for everything that we

mentioned and for more information please check out the website

gdpr community.com I hope you found this podcast and this update useful and with

that let's begin episode six here we go Friday the 26th of June 2020.

Google has announced that it will automatically start deleting some user data, which

it currently retains indefinitely by default.

This will affect location history, search history, voice commands collected via Google Assistant

and YouTube viewing history.

By auto-deleting user data after 18 months by default, Google will be able to position itself

as a platform which values data privacy while simultaneously retaining a very large quantity

of the most recent and hence the most valuable user data.

New users will be set to auto-delete this information after 18 months and existing Google

account holders will have the auto delete option prompted to them on the search page

and on YouTube prompting them to examine their privacy settings. Saturday the 20th of June 2020.

The British public has helped reach a major milestone in the fight against online scammers.

Just two months after the National

Cyber Security Center launched the suspicious email reporting service, it has received over 1 million

reports. Fake cryptocurrency investment scams make up more than half of all the reports

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