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CNIL Fines Fnac €7m After Its App Tracked Users Who Refused Consent

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Recommendation trackers need consent: the app, used by 37,400 people a day, kept sending data after refusal. Fnac has a month to comply or faces €10,000 a day.

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CNIL also imposes a daily penalty payment of 10,000 euros on Fnac Darty if the group does not comply quickly with the cookie legislation.

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The companies used tracers without consent on the mobile application of Fnac, violating the GDPR. A penalty payment of 10,000 euros per day of delay is foreseen.

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The Cnil has condemned the brand for placing "cookies" on its application in order to obtain personal data about its customers without asking for their consent.

·Paris, France
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Two subsidiaries of the Fnac Darty group were sanctioned by the constable of personal data for the unauthorized use of cookies on the mobile application of the Fnac Two companies of the group

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Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com The CNIL punishes two companies in the group of 7 million euros: the mobile app followed the products consulted without the consent of the users. Compliance within one month.

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Mediapart broke the news in Paris, France on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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