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PARIS (Reuters) – The top advisor for French data protection authority’s sanction body advised on Monday to fine iPhone maker Apple (NASDAQ:) 6 million euros ($6.34 million) for breach of privacy rules tied to the use of trackers for ad campaigns online.
The recommendation made by the rapporteur, François Pellegrini, follows an investigation by the authority, CNIL, after the complaint from France Digitale, the biggest lobby for French startups and venture capitalists in the country.
CNIL’s sanction body is free to follow the rapporteur’s recommendations. It still has to make a decision on the case.
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