The supplemental measures adopted by Google to regulate data transfers within the framework of the Google Analytics functionality are not sufficient to exclude the possibility of access by American intelligence
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The development of alternative techniques to “third-party” cookies cannot be done at the expense of the right of individuals to protect their personal data and privacy, according to France’s Commission
Continue Reading The ‘Morning After’ Third Party Cookies
French Data Protection Authority CNIL has weighed in on CCTV surveillance in schools.
CNIL received 25 complaints regarding systematic surveillance of students throughout their day, whether during their recess, during
Continue Reading CNIL: Continuous, Systematic CCTV Surveillance at Schools Excessive
Web crawling and data protection: CNIL has issued a 180,000 EUR fine against a provider of automobile insurance policies for failure to adequately protect data in violation of GDPR, specifically
Continue Reading French Regulator Fines Auto Insurance Company for Failing to Prevent Web Crawling
Spotlight on adequate/reasonable protections to personal information – Part 1 – France.
CNIL fined a real estate company 400,000 EUR for failure to implement adequate protections to personal data in
Continue Reading Case Study, France: Examining Adequate/Reasonable Protections For Personal Information
France’s data protection regulator – the Commission Nationale de L’Informatique et des Libertés (CNIL) – ordered Alphabet Inc.’s Google
Continue Reading Article in Bloomberg BNA: The Right To Be Forgotten – Protection or Hegemony?
