Here are some top 5 recommendations on the management of personal data transfers after Schrems II decision to help companies during these chaotic days.
The report of the EU Commission on the GDPR unveils a situation where Member States and data protection authorities still need to have a more consistent approach and exploit all the potentials of the EU privacy regulation.
The opinion of the advocate general on the Schrems II case might lead to uncertainties on data transfers when a clear privacy law framework is, on the contrary, necessary for the digital economy.
The Privacy Shield on the transfer of personal data between the European Union and the United States has now been approved by the EU Member States opening new interesting scenarios.
The European Commission issued guidelines on how to operate following the invalidation by the European Court of Justice of the Safe Harbor privacy principles for transfers of personal data between the EU and US. But this might not be the solution of this saga.
The Advocate General of the European Court of Justice Yves Bot issued his opinion on the Facebook case raising concerns on the adequacy of the Safe Harbor privacy principles for the transfer of personal data to the United States leading to considerable issues for not only social media, but for any business. ย
The Italian privacy authority (DPA) issued a decision introducing more stringent obligations for the transfer of data to call centers located in countries outside of the European Union such…