DOJ’s lawsuit ignores the enormous competition in the online advertising industry
Picking winners and losers in the advertising technology industry will drive up prices, reduce choice and hurt America’s small businesses.
Gonzalez v Google and the future of an open, free and safe internet
Today, Google filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in Gonzalez v. Google.
Our ongoing commitment to human rights
An overview of our ongoing work on human rights.
New ways we’re supporting Ukraine
Google announces new commitments and support for Ukraine
A ruling in our legal case against the Glupteba botnet
Overview of the ruling in Google's nearly year-long legal battle against the Glupteba botnet.
Managing your location data
Location information lets us offer you a more helpful experience when you use our products. From Google Maps’ driving directions that show you how to avoid traffic, to Google Search…
Why Google supports the US Securing Open Source Software Act
Open source software — code that is made freely available to the public to use or modify — is the foundation of the modern internet. It’s given us a world…
In Madrid, a pitch for “open security”
The following is adapted from remarks delivered by Kent Walker, President of Global Affairs, at the “Google Cybersecurity Summit: Protecting Europe's Digital Space” in Madrid on October 26, 2022.Today’s cybersecurity…
Google at the 2022 United Nations General Assembly
This week world leaders gathered in New York City for the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). Google participated in a range of UNGA-related engagements as part of our commitment to…
The Court’s decision to dismiss much of the Texas AG’s antitrust case
Today, a United States District Court struck down large parts of Texas Attorney General Paxton’s case as being "not plausible."Importantly, the Court dismissed the allegations about our Open Bidding agreement…