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CNIL tightens rules against invisible pixel tracking in emails

An invisible pixel in emails allows tracking users' reading habits without their consent.

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CNIL now enforces stricter rules to regulate this data collection practice.

Companies must adjust their tools to comply with recipients' privacy rights.

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