Data location vendor worked with GDPR regulator on data consent model, yielding 70% opt-in rates
Last August French privacy regulator CNIL cited two French location-intelligence companies (Fidzup and Teemo) as non-compliant with GDPR consent rules (as well as French privacy law).
Teemo then worked cooperatively with CNIL to develop specific consent language around third-party use of location data. Surprisingly, but the opt-in rates were 70%. Teemo says that transparency gives consumers a sense of control and they respond positively as a result.
