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Google’s new privacy policy raises deep concerns about data protection and the respect of the European law
28 February 2012
The Article 29 Working Party invited the CNIL to take the lead in the analysis of Google’s new privacy policy. Preliminary findings show that Google’s new policy fails to meet the requirements of the European Data Protection Directive (95/46/CE) regarding the information that must be provided to data subjects. Moreover, the CNIL and the EU data protection authorities are deeply concerned about the combination of data across services and will continue their investigations with Google’s representatives. The CNIL reiterated its request to Google to postpone the application of the new policy, on behalf of the Article 29 Working Party.
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GOOGLE’s new privacy policy: CNIL sends a detailed questionnaire to Google
19 March 2012
As announced on February 28, the CNIL sent Google a detailed questionnaire on its new privacy policy.
French Data Protection Officers are ready for the European Data Protection Day
01 February 2012
The celebration of the European Data Protection Day – the 6th edition held on January 28, 2012, will give the Data Protection Authorities...
Smartphone and privacy: Best Friends Forever?
03 January 2012
IPhone, Android phone, Windows Phone, BlackBerry ... These smart devices already were already bought by 17 million people in France,...
What the Telecoms Package changes for cookies
20 December 2011
The transposition in French law of the directives called "Telecom Package" notably reinforces the obligation to inform web users regarding...
