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Europe places out recommendation on fixing worldwide knowledge transfers thats chilly consolation for Fb

Following the landmark CJEU ‘Schrems II’ ruling in July, which invalidated the four-year-old EU-US Privateness Protect, European knowledge protection regulators have right away revealed 38-pages of guidance for firms stuck making an attempt to navigate the uncertainty spherical how you can (legally) transfer perso…
Following the landmark CJEU ‘Schrems II’ ruling in July, which invalidated the four-year-old EU-US Privacy Shield, European data protection regulators have today published 38-pages of guidance for businesses stuck trying to navigate the uncertainty around how to (legally) transfer perso…

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