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France's CNIL data regulator says Google Analytics fails to sufficiently protect EU citizens' data from illegal US government surveillance

Alphabet Inc.'s Google Analytics doesn't sufficiently protect European Union citizens' data from potentially illegal U.S. surveillance and could be banned altogether.

Bloomberg Stephanie Bodoni

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  • @carnage4life @carnage4life on x
    Use of Google Analytics in France is found to violate the GDPR because the data is processed on U.S. servers and user privacy in the United States is not sufficiently regulated. This is the law behind memes about various social apps leaving the Europe. https://www.cnil.fr/... htt…
  • @stephaniebodoni Stéphanie Bodoni on x
    In this case, the probe was triggered by complaints from @NOYBeu. But what CNIL and others are doing now almost two years on, is enforcing the EU court's decision as they're obliged to do and as they already said in 2020 they would do.
  • @stephaniebodoni Stéphanie Bodoni on x
    Google Analytics doesn't sufficiently protect EU citizens' data from potentially illegal U.S. surveillance and could be banned altogether, warns the French data watchdog 👉this has been coming since the EU court's landmark ruling in 2020 https://www.bloomberg.com/... via @technolo…