Did not give data to any government: Google

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In an exclusive to NDTV's Shweta Rajpal Kohli, Google's chief business officer Nikesh Arora says the tech giant holds users data in high regard and has never handed over data to any government despite facing consequences and being instructed to do so. He says Google is in conversation with governments around the world to resolve issues of privacy and regulation. Allegations have surfaced that the NSA secretly tapped into servers of Google, Yahoo raising serious issues over privacy of data.

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