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LES PUBLICATIES CONDE NAST: Niet-naleving van algemene principes voor gegevensverwerking.
Een boete van 750.000 euro - van de Franse Autoriteit voor Gegevensbescherming (CNIL).
Een boete van 750.000 euro - van de Franse Autoriteit voor Gegevensbescherming (CNIL).
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De Franse gegevensbeschermingsautoriteit heeft LES PUBLICATIONS CONDE NAST een boete van 750.000 euro opgelegd. De verantwoordelijke partij gebruikte meerdere cookies op haar website, maar heeft deze niet voldoende geïmplementeerd.
Relevante artikelen: Art. 82 van de wet "Informatique et Libertés".
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