Public consultation – Draft Recommendation on Session Replay Tool

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Question 1:

Do you have any comments on the draft recommendation? If so, please specify the relevant part or section of the draft recommendation.

Question 2:

Do you consider that the purposes set out in Part 4 of the draft recommendation adequately reflect the purposes for which session replay tools are used?

Question 3:

Do you believe that certain purposes should be added or further clarified?

Yes

If so, please identify them and describe the corresponding use cases as precisely as possible:

Question 4:

Do you have any comments regarding the specific information about session replay tools on the first level of CMPs proposed as good practice in part 5 of the draft recommendation? Please indicate, by describing them as precisely as possible, the use cases in which you would envisage having recourse to such information.

Question 5:

Do you consider that the list of technical and organisational measures presented by the CNIL in Part 7 of the draft recommendation should be supplemented?

Yes

If so, please describe, as precisely as possible, the additional measures to be considered.

Question 6:

Conversely, do any of the proposed measures appear to you to be irrelevant?

Yes

If so, please explain why.

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Public consultation – Draft Recommendation on Session Replay Tool