Jeroen Terstegge on Twitter: "🔥🔥 BREAKING: Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) warns: “Use of Google Analytics will soon likely not be allowed”. After Austria came to the same conclusion recently, the AP will finalize its own complaint-based investigations first. #privacy #GDPR https://t.co/Wl45ZLtlPT… https://t.co/BFWoiTbspf"

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BREAKING: Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) warns: “Use of Google Analytics will soon likely not be allowed”. After Austria came to the same conclusion recently, the AP will finalize its own complaint-based investigations first. #privacy #GDPR https:// autoriteitpersoonsgegevens.nl/sites/default/ files/atoms/files/handleiding_privacyvriendelijk_instellen_google_analytics_jan_22.pdf   … pic.twitter.com/GVSpkZ2PBn

What is interesting about the Dutch case is that the AP published guidance back in 2018 on how to use Google Analytics in a #privacy-friendly and #GDPR compliant way (= the document that now shows the warning). We will see if the AP will reverse its position. #GoogleAnalytics

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