Post by account_disabled on Dec 24, 2023 5:19:53 GMT
Adatr cookie without the users knowledge on their browsing activity on thirdparty sites. Considering the aforementioned irregularities the CNIL president sent on January a notification to FACEBOOK Inc. and FACEBOOK Ireland to comply within three months with the French Data Protection Act. The official release was renewed once at the request of FACEBOOK. In view of the unsatisfactory responses provided by both the companies to the formal notice the President decided to appoint a Committee to determine the sanction.
Following the hearing on March the Committee considered that Country Email List FACEBOOK Inc. and FACEBOOK Ireland It collects all the information that users provide to display personalized advertising without having a legal basis behind it. If users have means to control the display of targeted advertising they do not consent to the bulk compilation of their data and cannot fight back against this compilation at account creation or thereafter. It proceeds to the illegal tracking of Internet users on thirdparty sites through the datr cookie. The cookie banner and the mention of information collected on and off Facebook do not allow users to clearly understand that their data is systematically collected as soon as they browse a thirdparty site.
Therefore the massive collection of data through the datr cookie is unfair due to the lack of clear and precise information. With regard to other violations the Select Committee considers that companies are in violation of the law if does not provide direct information to Internet users about their rights and the use of their data in particular user data without obtaining their explicit consent. Indeed users are not provided with specific information on the sensitivity of the data when they complete their profiles with such data By using web browser settings they do not allow users to effectively oppose cookies placed on their terminal equipment It does not demonstrate the need to retain the entire range of users IP addresses throughout the existence.
Following the hearing on March the Committee considered that Country Email List FACEBOOK Inc. and FACEBOOK Ireland It collects all the information that users provide to display personalized advertising without having a legal basis behind it. If users have means to control the display of targeted advertising they do not consent to the bulk compilation of their data and cannot fight back against this compilation at account creation or thereafter. It proceeds to the illegal tracking of Internet users on thirdparty sites through the datr cookie. The cookie banner and the mention of information collected on and off Facebook do not allow users to clearly understand that their data is systematically collected as soon as they browse a thirdparty site.
Therefore the massive collection of data through the datr cookie is unfair due to the lack of clear and precise information. With regard to other violations the Select Committee considers that companies are in violation of the law if does not provide direct information to Internet users about their rights and the use of their data in particular user data without obtaining their explicit consent. Indeed users are not provided with specific information on the sensitivity of the data when they complete their profiles with such data By using web browser settings they do not allow users to effectively oppose cookies placed on their terminal equipment It does not demonstrate the need to retain the entire range of users IP addresses throughout the existence.