Europe's top court kills Privacy Shield that allowed US data sharing

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Europe's top court kills Privacy Shield that allowed US data sharing

Europe's top court kills Privacy Shield that allowed US data sharing

engadget

Published 16 Jul 2020

The EU just threw a wrench into transatlantic e-commerce by blocking a key agreement between Europe and the US. Europe’s top court announced that it has effectively invalidated the Privacy Shield that just went into force, saying it won’t adequately...

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