We check against CNIL, ICO, and EDPB guidelines — including banner presence, reject button parity, pre-consent cookie drops, consent withdrawal, dark patterns, granular category controls, and third-party script gating. A total of 12 compliance checks across all major regulatory frameworks.

CNIL issued major fines including €150M to Google and €60M to Facebook specifically for cookie consent violations — missing reject buttons, pre-consent trackers, and deceptive banner designs. They've been the most active EU DPA on cookie enforcement.

Dark patterns include: pre-checked consent boxes, making "Accept" visually dominant over "Reject", confusing toggle designs, hiding rejection behind multiple clicks, misleading language, and cookie walls that block content without consent.

Yes. CNIL, ICO, and most EU DPAs now require that rejecting cookies must be as easy as accepting them. This means a clearly labeled "Reject All" button must be on the first layer of your cookie banner — not hidden behind "Settings" or "Manage Preferences".

The full report includes a complete 12-module audit: banner detection, reject button audit, pre-consent cookie test, dark pattern analysis, consent persistence test, withdrawal mechanism check, geo-targeting test, granular categories audit, mobile responsiveness check, third-party consent gating, compliance scoring, and an AI-generated remediation plan. Price: €99.