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That clause is just to undermine the European Union data directives.
by jellicle 11y ago
That clause is just to undermine the European Union data directives.
- strictnein 11y agoSort of, but you would still be required (I believe) to have a worker in Europe to look at any personally identifiable information of any European, even if the data is actually in the US.
- kuschku 11y agoWhich is, funnily, not possible, because the EU original treaties (which are not really changeable) contradict these treaties. Meaning, the treaty could not be ratified as long as the clause is valid. The question is now if the clause is null and void, or the whole treaty will be null and void (as in the case of Safe Harbor)
- renlo 11y agoAnd it's an agreement for countries in the Pacific. Not for any countries in the EU.