A coalition of seven organizations that protect consumer rights filed complaints with local data protection regulators against Google because of its user geolocation system.

Reports about it Ukrinform with reference to the BBC.

"A coalition of seven consumer protection organizations filed a complaint with Google's local data protection regulators because of its user geolocation system," the report said..

According to organizations, the American company violates European data protection rules when it tracks the location of users..

It is noted that the complaints are based on a study by a member of the coalition, who claims that people are forced to use Google geolocation.

The company itself stressed that this system is turned off by default, and users can pause it at any time..