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Google’s head of privacy is leaving — and his role won’t be filled.
That’s according to a report from Forbes, which says privacy chief Keith Enright is departing Google after 13 years. Meanwhile, Matthew Bye, who headed up competition law at Google, is also leaving after 15 years.
Google spokesperson Jenn Crider confirmed to Forbes that the company doesn’t plan on replacing either executive.
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