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14 April 2016 • 2 min read

Lack of clarity and inadequate redress mechanism criticised by Article 29 Working Party

The Privacy Shield, the deal agreed between the European Union and the US to replace Safe Harbour, still is not good enough, according to EU data protection authorities. The Article 29 Working P...

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