This article is about how the Government and law enforcement demands that Google share user data are growing 25 percent every six months. They are asking Google to hand over data on its customers to help with investigations.

This article is about how Google is finding more government spies trying to scope out Google. The U.S. National Security Agency and the intelligence agencies of foreign governments have been snooping around illegally.

This article is about how Google stresses that it does everything in its power to keep user data private when it's legally able to do so. This information has been a secret for a while. If a request passes this stage, Google then considers whether the request is overly broad in scope. If Google decides the request is indeed too broad, it either denies the request or looks to narrow it. Google's standards for handing over user data are stronger than those required by American law

This article is about how the UK Government will work alongside technology titans including Google and Facebook to help Sir Tim Berners-Lee in his mission to bring affordable internet to all. The Alliance for Affordable Internet founded by Berners-Lee's World Wide Web Foundation received backing from the UK government on Monday, which will help the group reach its goal of bringing affordable internet to 90 percent of the global population that don't have access yet.