in MARTECH | 29 de Agosto 2018 | by Greg Sterling
In other words, users were not being asked to consent to the use of their location data by someone other than by the app publisher, even though that was happening. CNIL said that consent to use of location by the app did not equal consent to data collection for advertising and marketing purposes by third parties. In Teemo’s case, CNIL found the company also retained its data too long for “processing.”
