5 docs tagged with "cnil"

When analytics cookies are exempt from consent under AEPD and CNIL criteria: user notification, 13-month cookies, 24-month retention, own purposes only.

CNIL self-assessment for Sealmetrics analytics - how it maps to the French consent exemption requirements. Self-assessed, not certified.

How Sealmetrics is designed to meet GDPR, ePrivacy, and CNIL requirements (self-assessed, not certified): bot filtering, legal analysis, and a legal FAQ for consentless, cookieless analytics.

When a session ID triggers the ePrivacy consent requirement and when it does not, and how Sealmetrics builds its session identifier: an in-browser device-characteristics hash, never stored on the device, re-keyed daily on the server.

Sealmetrics needs no consent banner because it stores nothing on the visitor's device and no data that identifies anyone, and fits the audience-measurement exemption — the short version, as our self-assessment.