As with everything, the devil's in the details. The Belgian Data Protection Authority agreed with Google about one set of info (possible political affiliation)

As with everything, the devil's in the details. The Belgian Data Protection Authority agreed with Google about one set of info (possible political affiliation) and with the complainant on the other (unfounded harassment charges). From the article: >Google was “particularly negligent” according to the DPA, because it “had evidence that the facts were irrelevant and outdated.” The article's thin on info, so I don't know if Google's able to appeal the fine and argue their case. I also don't know if the DPA gave Google a chance to remove the info before the fine.