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5 December 2017

CNIL Publishes Compliance Guidelines On Use Of Personal Data By Autonomous Vehicles

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On October 17, CNIL issued its personal data protection compliance pack (source document in French) to provide guidance to automotive companies when processing personal data through autonomous vehicles.
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On October 17, CNIL issued its personal data protection compliance pack (source document in French) to provide guidance to automotive companies when processing personal data through autonomous vehicles. In its guidance, CNIL identified three scenarios of personal data collection and processing by vehicles: (i) personal data used by the vehicle without further transfer or exchange; (ii) personal data sent to companies for purposes of providing a service to the vehicle owner; and (iii) personal data sent to companies to trigger a vehicle-related action.

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