The Commission’s announcement allows for the free flow of personal data between the two regions, but is likely to be challenged in the courts ...

After years of negotiations, the European Union finally adopted a data flows framework ensuring ‘adequate’ data privacy for European data transferred to the United States on Monday, said a ...

U.S. companies can now self-certify to permit personal data to freely flow from the Europe to the United States. U.S. organizations can now self-certify their compliance with the EU-U.S. Data ...

“The EU-U.S. data privacy framework will…enable a continuous flow of data that underpins more than a trillion dollars in cross border trade and investment every year, and especially will ...

The European Data Protection Board (EDPB)— a pan-European network of privacy watchdogs — said the new agreement showed “substantial improvements” compared with previous pacts, but still lacked some ...

EU Data Protection Authorities (DPAs), which will cooperate with the DoC and the FTC (EU DPAs’ advice is binding on organizations for complaints relating to HR data).

Compared with the EU, the US has lenient privacy laws. In May, the EU hit Facebook owner Meta with a $1.3bn (£1bn) fine, ordering the company to stop sharing European users data across to the US.

EU Advances Its Data-Flow Deal After U.S. Makes Surveillance Changes Brussels gives tentative approval as part of pending deal to allow companies to transfer European data across the Atlantic By ...

The EU-U.S. DPF is not the first U.S. policy to incorporate reciprocity in some form; for example the CLOUD Act, despite attracting separate but familiar EU concerns over data transfers, requires ...

The United States has been deemed an “adequate” jurisdiction by the European Commission, allowing for a freer flow of transfers of personal data into the U.S.