Google Rejects Connecticut Request for Wi-Fi Data
Connecticut’s attorney general said Friday his office may take legal action against Google Inc. after the Internet company rejected his request to turn over personal data it collected inadvertently from unsecured wireless networks.
Richard Blumenthal and the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection last week issued a civil investigative demand–the equivalent to a subpoena–for data collected by Google’s Street View vehicles. Friday was the deadline to comply with the demand.
