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EU Announces New Data Transfer Pact With US, Faces Fresh Challenges
The European Commission announced a new data transfer pact with the United States on Monday, seeking to end the legal uncertainty plaguing thousands of companies which transfer personal data across the Atlantic. However, the move was immediately criticised by non-profit group noyb, led by privacy activist Max Schrems, which said it would challenge ...
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EU-US Data Pact Scrapped by Top Court Following Facebook Complaint by Activist Max Schrems
European Union’s top court invalidated an online data arrangement between Europe and the US over complaints around Facebook by activist Max Schrems, who calls it a “100 percent win.”
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Facebook Says Irish Challenge to US Data Transfers 'Deeply Flawed'
The challenge by the Irish data regulator is the latest to question whether methods used by large tech firms such as Google and Appleto transfer data gives EU consumers sufficient protection from US surveillance.
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Microsoft, Google Sign Up for EU-US Privacy Shield
They are now among the 103 companies that have so far signed up to replace the defunct Safe Harbour framework.
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Activist Who Took on Facebook and Won Isn't Satisfied by New US-EU Privacy Rules
Schrems says the new framework is muddled, allowing mass amounts of data collected by US tech firms to make its way to security agencies.
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EU Privacy Watchdogs Keep Open Mind on New US Data Pact
The previous such data transfer framework, Safe Harbour, was struck down by the EU's top court last October.
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EU-US Commercial Data Transfer Pact Enters Into Force
Privacy Shield will give firms an easy way to move personal data across the Atlantic without falling foul of tough EU data transferral rules.
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EU-US Commercial Data Transfer Pact Clears Final Hurdle
Representatives of European Union member states mostly voted in favour of the EU-US Privacy Shield.
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EU, US Agree on Changes to Strengthen Data Transfer Pact
The revised EU-US Privacy Shield was sent for review by European member states overnight.
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EU Privacy Watchdogs Raise Concerns Over US Data Pact
An area of concern was "the possibility that is left in the Shield for bulk collection which if massive and indiscriminate is not acceptable."
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French Data Privacy Regulator Cracks Down on Facebook
The French order is the first significant action to be taken against a company transferring Europeans' data to the United States.
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New European, US 'Privacy Shield' Data Transfer Pact Unveiled
The European Commission said Privacy Shield would place stronger obligations on US firms to protect Europeans' personal data.
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EU Wants to Give National Privacy Regulators More Clout in New US Data Pact
Brussels and Washington are locked in negotiations to forge a new framework enabling data transfers from Europe to the United States.
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EU Privacy Regulators Give EU, US 3 Months to Find New Data Pact
The regulators said the EU and the US should negotiate an "intergovernmental agreement" providing stronger privacy guarantees to EU citizens.
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European Union Court Sets United States Privacy Pact Ruling for October 6
The European Court of Justice will deliver its ruling next Tuesday on a complaint about privacy on Facebook that has major implications for a data protection agreement between the EU and United States.
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EU Announces New Data Transfer Pact With US, Faces Fresh Challenges
The European Commission announced a new data transfer pact with the United States on Monday, seeking to end the legal uncertainty plaguing thousands of companies which transfer personal data across the Atlantic. However, the move was immediately criticised by non-profit group noyb, led by privacy activist Max Schrems, which said it would challenge ...
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EU-US Data Pact Scrapped by Top Court Following Facebook Complaint by Activist Max Schrems
European Union’s top court invalidated an online data arrangement between Europe and the US over complaints around Facebook by activist Max Schrems, who calls it a “100 percent win.”
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Facebook Says Irish Challenge to US Data Transfers 'Deeply Flawed'
The challenge by the Irish data regulator is the latest to question whether methods used by large tech firms such as Google and Appleto transfer data gives EU consumers sufficient protection from US surveillance.
-
Microsoft, Google Sign Up for EU-US Privacy Shield
They are now among the 103 companies that have so far signed up to replace the defunct Safe Harbour framework.
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Activist Who Took on Facebook and Won Isn't Satisfied by New US-EU Privacy Rules
Schrems says the new framework is muddled, allowing mass amounts of data collected by US tech firms to make its way to security agencies.
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EU Privacy Watchdogs Keep Open Mind on New US Data Pact
The previous such data transfer framework, Safe Harbour, was struck down by the EU's top court last October.
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EU-US Commercial Data Transfer Pact Enters Into Force
Privacy Shield will give firms an easy way to move personal data across the Atlantic without falling foul of tough EU data transferral rules.
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EU-US Commercial Data Transfer Pact Clears Final Hurdle
Representatives of European Union member states mostly voted in favour of the EU-US Privacy Shield.
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EU, US Agree on Changes to Strengthen Data Transfer Pact
The revised EU-US Privacy Shield was sent for review by European member states overnight.
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EU Privacy Watchdogs Raise Concerns Over US Data Pact
An area of concern was "the possibility that is left in the Shield for bulk collection which if massive and indiscriminate is not acceptable."
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French Data Privacy Regulator Cracks Down on Facebook
The French order is the first significant action to be taken against a company transferring Europeans' data to the United States.
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New European, US 'Privacy Shield' Data Transfer Pact Unveiled
The European Commission said Privacy Shield would place stronger obligations on US firms to protect Europeans' personal data.
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EU Wants to Give National Privacy Regulators More Clout in New US Data Pact
Brussels and Washington are locked in negotiations to forge a new framework enabling data transfers from Europe to the United States.
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EU Privacy Regulators Give EU, US 3 Months to Find New Data Pact
The regulators said the EU and the US should negotiate an "intergovernmental agreement" providing stronger privacy guarantees to EU citizens.
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European Union Court Sets United States Privacy Pact Ruling for October 6
The European Court of Justice will deliver its ruling next Tuesday on a complaint about privacy on Facebook that has major implications for a data protection agreement between the EU and United States.
