Multi-device consent: what the CNIL has recommended since January 2026
On January 16, 2026, the CNIL published its multi-device consent recommendation: scope, information, refusal and withdrawal, and new devices.
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The obligations on a website publisher, the CNIL's recommendations and the reforms under way in Europe. Factual analysis, with no promise of legal guarantee.
Digital Omnibus: the end of cookie banners is not happening
The browser signal meant to replace banners was withdrawn on June 18, 2026. Where the reform stands, and what it means for your site.
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Email tracking pixels: the CNIL treats them like cookies
Since the CNIL recommendation of March 12, 2026, the pixel that measures email opens falls under the cookie regime. Consent and exemptions explained.
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Session replay: Hotjar, Clarity and others require consent
The CNIL regulates Hotjar, Clarity and session replay tools: permitted purposes, prior consent and minimization of the data collected.
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Proof of cookie consent: what Article 7 of the GDPR requires
In an inspection, the publisher must demonstrate that consent was collected. What to log, for how long, and how to avoid collecting too much.
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Cookie banners: what GDPR and the CNIL actually require
Active consent, refusal as easy as acceptance, proof to keep: the real obligations of a compliant cookie banner in France.
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