Austrian privacy activist Max Schrems, and the nonprofit group noyb, has made a complaint against Google and its Android mobile operating system to the French Data Protection Authority, the CNIL. The complaint relates to Google's Android Advertising Identifier (AAID), which noyb claims is created "without the user's knowledge or consent" and "functions like a licence plate that uniquely identifies the phone of a user and can be shared among companies".
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