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The problems here will really start when someone notices that: 1. Everyone is using US based web browsers and operating systems. 2. Those systems do a variety
by origin_path 4y ago
The problems here will really start when someone notices that:
1. Everyone is using US based web browsers and operating systems.
2. Those systems do a variety of "phone home" tasks like phishing checks, OCSP checks, translations, search auto predictions etc.
What happens when CNIL follows its own logic further and bans Chrome, Android, iOS, Windows and macOS?
- progval 4y agoCNIL and other GDPR enforcement agencies do not ban products directly; they fine companies infringing GDPR. The article above is about orders to companies using Google Analytics. Regarding browsers and operating systems, the companies selling them will be fined until they either comply with the law (ie. either by removing any "phone american home" task, or by using any of the alternatives provided by article 6 paragraph 1) or stop doing business in the EU.