European Court of Justice to investigate Facebook's data transfers
Irish Court has referred long-running Schrems privacy case to the ECJ
To cap a tumultuous couple of weeks for Facebook, the Irish High Court yesterday referred a complaint about the firm's transfer of European citizen's personal data to the US for processing to European...
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