Websites, web apps & cookies get a lot of attention, but the GDPR and ePrivacy rules also apply to other digital properties & technologies. To emphasise this, the CNIL published recommendations for mobile apps last September. During a free webinar on 3 February, Thomas Ghys and I will cover practical considerations relating to these recommendations, based on our respective experience in advising on them, good practices and frequent issues.
Be sure to sign up, and if you have any specific need for assistance, do reach out!
When: 13 February, 11am CET / 10am GMT
Duration: 1h (but extended Q&A possible if needed)
Where: online – link: Robust data protection for mobile apps | Webclew
Can’t make it at that time? Reach out for a specific workshop for your organisation.
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Robust data protection for mobile apps
Stay ahead of CNIL’s 2025 enforcement
Mobile apps bring unique data protection challenges: intrusive data collection, opaque data flows, strong reliance on third-party service providers, and extremely cumbersome testing procedures.
CNIL’s recent guidelines for mobile apps set a high bar for GDPR and ePrivacy compliance, but they leave data protection officers struggling how to meet these requirements. With enforcement actions announced for spring 2025, the pressure is on to act in Q1 and Q2.
This webinar breaks down CNIL’s requirements into clear, actionable steps to audit mobile apps and close compliance gaps. Spoiler alert: success means technical and legal experts collaborate closely.
It’s not just for a French audience. If your apps fall under the GDPR, this deep dive is for you.