How Congress’ anti-tech bill undermines security
We’re concerned that Congress is considering legislation that would compromise Google's ability to keep users secure by default, as well as break popular features in products like Search and Maps.…
Advancing security across Central and Eastern Europe
Since the start of the war in Ukraine, our teams have been working around the clock to support the humanitarian effort, provide trustworthy information and promote cybersecurity.We were humbled to…
A framework for Asia’s digital growth
While governments and communities across the Indo-Pacific continue to grapple with COVID-19 and other challenges, it’s important not to lose sight of the opportunities of the world’s most economically dynamic…
Building a secure world
The following is adapted from remarks delivered by Royal Hansen, Vice President of Engineering for Privacy, Safety and Security during his keynote United in Cyberpower: The Role of Companies in…
Setting the Record Straight on Match Group’s Cynical Campaign Against Google Play
Google Play has been the launchpad for millions of developer businesses to connect with consumers around the world. That’s because we’ve earned the trust of billions of users as a…
Coming together to protect the global internet
The global internet began with an incredible promise: a shared resource that everyone could access wherever they lived. Over the last few years, this ideal has been strained to the…
Reforming the patent system to support American innovation
Over the years, Google has worked to ensure that the United States patent system continued to spur new inventions and technologies. A healthy patent system incentivizes and rewards the most…
The urgent necessity of enacting a national privacy law
The following is adapted from remarks delivered by Kent Walker, President of Global Affairs, at Beyond the Basics: The Many Pillars of U.S. Privacy Law, an event hosted by R…
The Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Framework: Building for the long term
We commend the European Commission and U.S. government on the work they’ve done to reach a new Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Framework.People want to be able to use digital services from…
Building data portability to help consumers choose
People want the freedom to be able to use different online services without worrying about losing their photos, contacts, emails and other data if they close an account or switch…