CNIL issues guidance on session replay tools to ensure GDPR compliance
The guidance helps providers and publishers align session replay technologies with privacy rules, reducing risk of unlawful personal data collection.
The guidance helps providers and publishers align session replay technologies with privacy rules, reducing risk of unlawful personal data collection.
The French data protection authority CNIL published a recommendation on session replay tools that record user interactions on websites and mobile apps. It clarifies that these tools require prior consent and must respect data minimisation, purpose limitation and transparency obligations under French law and the GDPR. The guidance provides technical and organisational measures such as masking irrelevant data and limiting session collection.
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