French data protection authority CNIL has sent additional questions to Google about its new privacy policy, according to a press release. Noting the company's answers are "often incomplete or approximate," the CNIL has given Google until June 8 to answer the questionnaire. According to the statement, "the CNIL considers it impossible to know Google's processings of personal data, as well as the links between collected data, purposes and recipients, and that the obligation of information of the data subjects is not respected." The CNIL's president noted, "All options are on the table." Google Privacy Counsel Peter Fleischer said the company is "confident that our privacy notices respect the requirements of European data protection laws."
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