Apple, GroupM, others ask for tough protection for data in Google lawsuit

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Apple, GroupM, others ask for tough protection for data in Google lawsuit
Apple, advertising giant GroupM and others asked the judge hearing the Justice Department's lawsuit against Alphabet's Google to allow them to designate certain data used by the government as "highly confidential," to ensure that no-one from Google could see it. The ...

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