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House lawmakers seek Google answers on privacy policy
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LOS ANGELES |
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Lawmakers on the House Energy and Commerce Committee asked Google Inc on Thursday to provide answers about recent changes to the search engine's privacy policy.
In a letter to Google Chief Executive Larry Page, the lawmakers said the company's announcement "raises questions about whether consumers can opt-out of the new data sharing system either globally or on a product-by-product basis."
(Reporting By Lisa Richwine; Editing by Bernard Orr)
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