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Meta fined €390 million by the Irish Data Protection Authority. The Irish Data Protection Commission has fined Meta Platforms Ireland Limited ("Meta") €390 million for processing personal data on Facebook and Instagram in breach of the GDPR. ... Read more

Order no. 2021-1247 of 29 September 2021 has just transposed two European directives aimed at modernising the legal framework for consumer protection in relation to the purchase of connected products and digital content and services. The aim is to provide consumers with greater security in the digital sector and to help reduce the environmental footprint of digital ... Read more

During several inspections of the lefigaro.fr website carried out over a period of 2 years, the CNIL noted breaches of the rules in force in terms of cookie management. Despite the introduction of a number of tools (consent management platform, tools for identifying the cookies deposited, etc.), advertising cookies from ... Read more

The CNIL found that AG2R LA MONDIALE had failed to meet its obligations under the RGPD relating to data retention periods and the provision of information to individuals. As a result, the CNIL imposed a public fine of €1.75 million on AG2R LA MONDIALE. See the decision

As a direct consequence of the Brexit, the sharing of personal data with the UK has become a transfer of data outside the EU, which is prohibited in principle by the RGPD. Since 28 June 2021, the UK has been recognised as a country with a level of data protection equivalent to that guaranteed by the RGPD. Under ... Read more

The Paris Court of Appeal has just ruled on a key legal issue for software publishers, concluding that failure to comply with the terms of a software licence falls under the rules of contractual liability and not those of tort liability applicable to counterfeiting, as set out in Article L335-3 of the French Commercial Code (Code de ... Read more

By 31 March 2021 at the latest, all operations involving the reading and/or writing of information on the user's equipment must comply with the applicable legislative rules. The CNIL's deliberation of 17 September 2020 reiterates these rules: in practice, the "cookies" banner must give users three options: "accept all", "reject all" and "accept all". Read more