03 January 2012
IPhone, Android phone, Windows Phone, BlackBerry ... These smart devices already were already bought by 17 million people in France, attracted by their varied features and by price discounts offered by operators. CNIL, the French data protection authority tried to better understand the way the French citizens use these new technological devices. What kind of personal data do they store on them (pictures, contacts info, bank details, PINs, medical information)? Are people aware of the sensitivity of several of these data? How do they protect them? To answer these questions, the CNIL and the Médiamétrie company performed an online survey with 2,315 smartphone users above 15 (Médiamétrie is an independent company that measures the audiences of the main audiovisual media)
20 December 2011
The transposition in French law of the directives called "Telecom Package" notably reinforces the obligation to inform web users regarding...
04 November 2011
CNIL has translated in english its guide designed to help data controllers to meet their obligations regarding the security of personal...
19 October 2011
The Cloud Computing market constitutes a major economic stake. The success of its development relies in particular on guarantees with...
10 October 2011
CNIL’s new Chairwoman was elected Sept. 21st, 2011. She presents her priorities for the institution, both in French and in English. In an...