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"Google's data breach occurred in March to April 2015 and

Sept. 16, 2018 by Lena Webb

"Google's data breach occurred in March to April 2015 and included an issue with the Google+ user interface which was disclosed during the testing process," Pichai wrote in an email. "While at the time of writing, the problem is still being fixed and will continue to be fixed." Pichai wrote that Google "will continue to share with our partners and partners our work to mitigate and mitigate any issues that arise." Google said in a statement that "it is clear that our data security policies have been met and that Google is cooperating fully with them. As always, we are currently working with Apple and other companies to develop ways to mitigate or fix issues within our systems, and we will continue to do so."

The data breach affected more than 1.5 million people, including 2.1 million paid users, according to the WSJ. The company said in a statement that it notified the affected companies in January of the issue. The company said in a statement that the "app is compatible with iOS and Android devices and is supported by Google Play Services, Google+ and the Google Play Store."

The investigation into the issue, which took place in January, came after Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer revealed that she had fired over 900 employees in a series of personal emails during a meeting with the CEO of LinkedIn. Last year, Yahoo revealed that employees had been fired for posting inappropriate messages to its website. That revelation came in response to a request by The Wall Street Journal that The Wall Street Journal investigate the Yahoo Inc. over a private communication that revealed Yahoo's internal internal email system was in the process of being shut down.

It's unclear when the Google+ vulnerability became public. The WSJ reported it on Monday.The latest crop of U.S. senators is scheduled to go to the Senate floor on Feb. 1.

The senators will meet with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.), two of the GOP's most prominent hawks of the GOP's tax plan. That means Republicans may be able to make the case that the legislation will pay for itself while also taking the deficit down to its lowest level since the recession.

"The Senate's plan is working."

The Senate's plan is a $50 billion cut for the economy, which would be part of a package of tax increases and spending cuts Republicans are proposing. The Senate's tax bill is expected to generate about a $6 trillion tax cut, up from the $9 trillion the