ProICT Is Highlighting Why Google Is Altering Its Terms and Conditions?

BROOKLYN, N.Y. - May 6, 2020 - PRLog -- Recently, internet users across the globe started to receive the notification of "Google terms and services update" on top of their Google chrome bar. However, only a few of them are aware of the real reasons behind this update. As it can risky to pursue any activity on the Google-owned channels, ProICT LLC- the leading digital marketing agency in New York has come forward to clear all doubts at once.

The organization hosted an online event on its website on Monday morning to answer all the questions of the worldwide internet users and clients. The first question that the experts at the platform decided to answer was from the United States asked by Olivia Adley who asked: "Why Google suddenly decided to update its terms and conditions for the U.K only?" Well, those who think that this update is only for the UK users are failing to see the big picture behind this movement. Just because Google has buried its major change in the legal jurisdiction for its UK users doesn't mean that the movement is going to be limit down there. Google also announced that it is intended to make its conditions to clear for all users.

Another question that caught the eye of our SEO solution team was "when did Google last updated its terms and conditions?" from France, asked by the Abrielle Caron. It is the very first update to all terms and conditions since 2012 – with Google announcing that it wanted to ensure that the changes in the terms and conditions its current products and laws. Google also claimed that new terms and conditions are easier to understand compared to the previous one.

Although there were numerous assumptions about how Google is going to collect, store and use the personal data of the users. Moreover, Google cleared out with a clear cut statement that there are no changes involved, such as how it handles people's data. The senior executive and team leader of ProICT Mr.  Bansal came forward to explain that "Google has updated its terms and conditions to make it easier for people us to understand- with the clear language, improved organization, and greater transparency. They are not making any changes in the way they collect the information or how their products work." clients who were afraid about their site ranking found this information like a fresh gush of wind.

For more info, read here: https://www.proict.co/digital-marketing-services/