EU agrees to reopen data transfers to the US, legal challenges imminent

John Leonard
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EU agrees to reopen data transfers to the US, legal challenges imminent
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EU agrees to reopen data transfers to the US, legal challenges imminent

The new EU-US Data Privacy Framework looks a lot like the old Privacy Shield, says privacy advocate Max Schrems

The European Commission (EC) has approved an agreement with the United States, which paves the way for data transfers between the US and EU to be reopened.  The decision, effective from today, J...

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