France’s data protection authority, the Commission nationale de l'informatique et des libertés, published guidance on the use of alternatives to third-party cookies and ensuring they are “compliant with the data protection legal framework.” The CNIL overviews first-party cookies and fingerprinting, single sign-on systems, unique identifiers and cohort-based advertising targeting. “The CNIL reminds that the development of alternative to third-party cookies must not be made at the expense of the Internet user’s right to protection of their personal data and privacy,” the guidance states.
24 Nov. 2021
CNIL issues guidance on use of third-party cookie alternatives
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