Privacy Shield: Microsoft comes out in support of data transfer framework
Will respond to any complaints about its support for Privacy Shield within 45 days
Microsoft has come out in support of Privacy Shield, describing the potential Safe Harbour replacement as a "step in the right direction" for transatlantic transfers of personal data. The first draft...
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