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CNIL Sanctions Eyewear Store For Failing To Comply With Summons
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On November 5, 2015, CNIL issued (source document in French) a
€50,000 fine against a company for failing to comply with data
protection regulations. CNIL summoned the company to provide
information on its data protection practices, and after monitoring
the company for several weeks, found that it failed to implement
adequate measures to protect consumer data.
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