Google has complied with a French court requirement that it notify people visiting its main search page about finding that it violated France's privacy law.
The notice informs people of the 150,000-euro fine (about $204,000) regarding last year's move to a more streamlined, unified privacy policy. The French National Commission on Information and Liberty (CNIL) ordered the posting Friday.
The Google.fr search page now includes the notice, including a link to the CNIL page explaining its finding and the sanction against Google.
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