France · Illegal Form of Direct Marketing and Vitiated Consent: The Two Pillars of the CNIL's Sanction Against Google

L. Haro

doi:10.21552/edpl/2025/4/15

January 1, 2026European Data Protection Law Review

France · Illegal Form of Direct Marketing and Vitiated Consent: The Two Pillars of the CNIL's Sanction Against Google

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The CNIL's sanction against Google focuses on illegal forms of direct marketing, emphasizing vitiated consent.
Key evidence includes consent violations impacting millions of users, highlighting the magnitude of the issue.
This analysis of consent and marketing practices sheds light on data protection laws enforced by the CNIL.
Such regulations may enforce more rigorous standards for marketing practices across digital platforms.

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Peer-reviewed analysis reveals the significance of consent and marketing practices in CNIL's sanction against Google, implying strict data regulations.

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France · Illegal Form of Direct Marketing and Vitiated Consent: The Two Pillars of the CNIL's Sanction Against Google

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France · Illegal Form of Direct Marketing and Vitiated Consent: The Two Pillars of the CNIL's Sanction Against Google

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