The CNIL's report "Data, Footprints and Freedoms" explores the connection between data protection, freedoms and environmental protection, proposing solutions for how to reconcile the two objectives.
The CNIL's restricted committee has closed the injunction issued on 31 December 2021 against Google LLC and GOOGLE IRELAND LIMITED, requiring them to allow users to refuse cookies easily, while reserving the right to audit their compliance with French data protection law in the future.
The CNIL is offering a new "sandbox" for three projects which use artificial intelligence for the public good, and the call for applications is open until 30 September 2023.
The CNIL has published the results of the digital health and EdTech "sandbox" projects, as well as opened a call for projects for a new Artificial Intelligence-based "sandbox".
The CNIL has opened a consultation to provide greater legal certainty in regards to the use of mobile applications and to promote best practices for data privacy protection.
The EDPB recently adopted an information note pertaining to transferring data to the U.S., a statement on the first review of the Japan Adequacy Decision, and welcomed the European Commission's commitment to closely monitor certain issues.
The CNIL has set up an economic analysis team in order to strengthen its understanding of the business models associated with personal data protection and measure the economic impact of regulatory choices.