CNIL estimated that more than 20% of sites and mobile applications provide no information on the protection of private data users. A figure that rises to 50% for single mobile applications.

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Information is key for the user. And the National Commission on Informatics and Liberties (CNIL) really wants to understand the administrators of websites and mobile applications. Indeed, after an international cooperation (Internet Sweep Day) with 19 of his colleagues (including American commissions, German, British …), the CNIL has issued the findings of a 2180 audit sites the most visited in the world, started in May The commission more than 20% of this workforce applications provides “ any information (its) visitors about the policy of data protection followed, even though these sites or applications collect personal data. And it mobile applications most affected with 50% of them