Google's Privacy Chief Keith Enright Departs Amid Major Restructuring
6 months ago
Google’s chief privacy officer, Keith Enright, is leaving after 13 years, with no replacement planned, as the company restructures its privacy and compliance teams. Matthew Bye, head of competition law, is also departing. The restructuring aims to shift privacy policy work to individual product and engineering teams. Google has faced scrutiny over its data practices and recently settled a $5 billion lawsuit over tracking users in incognito mode.