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While this is a massive ruling, there are valid exceptions that allow companies who have agreed with their clients to transmit their data from EU to US while ke
by SimplyUseless 11y ago
While this is a massive ruling, there are valid exceptions that allow companies who have agreed with their clients to transmit their data from EU to US while keeping data separation and with respect to the data protection law.
This is not a blanket-panic for all US/EU companies as the media are projecting.
- chopin 11y agoThe difference to Safe Harbour is that the client can revoke their consent at any time. After that the data must be pulled off US servers. If I ask Facebook to delete my data, they are absolutely bound by this. There is no legal way anymore to just hide the data from me.
- lucaspiller 11y agoSalesforce has put up a page for you to give them the permission to do exactly this. http://www.salesforce.com/company/privacy/data-processing-addendum-faq.jsp http://www.salesforce.com/company/privacy/data-processing-ad... What if I don't want my data going to the US though?