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On 18 March 2021, the French data protection authority CNIL released Questions and Answers to aid organizations to comply with its amended guidelines on the use of cookies and similar tracking technologies. Organizations have time till 1st of April, after which the CNIL will be empowered to take enforcement actions against organizations failing to comply with its requirements on cookies.
Let’s look into some key points highlighted by the CNIL in its recently released Questions & Answers.
Figure 1- The detail of the purposes is available under a drop-down button that the user can activate on the first level of information
Figure 2 - Details of the purposes are available by clicking on a hypertext link on the first level of information
8. The CNIL emphasizes that it must be as easy to withdraw consent as it is to give it. This requires organizations to ensure the following:
Figure 3 - The possibility of consenting in a granular manner can be offered on a second level of information via a button "customize my choices" inserted on the same level of information (first level) as the buttons allowing to "accept all" and to “refuse everything”.
9. The use of cookie-walls is not completely prohibited. However, their lawfulness must be assessed on a case-by-case basis.
Organizations must take immediate steps to comply with the afore-mentioned CNIL’s requirements. Securiti’s Cookie Consent Management Solution can help you build a CNIL compliant cookie consent banner, captures users’ consent, and automates revocation fulfillment.
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Maria Khan is a IAPP Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/Europe) and a Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM). She earned her LL.M from the University of Michigan Law School, where she received the Michigan Grotius Fellowship, a fully-funded award. Additionally, Maria holds a B.A-LL.B (Hons.) from Pakistan.
Passionate about data privacy, AI governance, and business and human rights, Maria facilitates organizations in evaluating data privacy compliance risks and offers privacy-compliant solutions. She plays a key role in supporting regulatory intelligence within products/software and aiding organizations in meeting compliance efforts. Maria possesses a substantial understanding of global data privacy obligations, particularly in relation to AI governance, consent management, user transparency, digital marketing, cross-border data transfers, and AI risk assessments.
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