France:
CNIL Formally Notifies Sites That Did Not Collect Internet Users' Consent Before Implementing Cookies
15 September 2015
Jones Day
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On June 30, CNIL published the results (source document in
French) of its 2014 investigations relating to compliance with the
rules for implementing cookies. CNIL concluded that websites did
not sufficiently inform internet users and did not collect their
consent before implementing cookies. CNIL's president gave
formal notice to 20 websites to comply with the applicable
laws.
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