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The easiest way of covering the basics of EU privacy law is to register in one of the countries of the EU. If you are registered in one you are covered by all.
by fun2have 16y ago
The easiest way of covering the basics of EU privacy law is to register in one of the countries of the EU. If you are registered in one you are covered by all. This is far simpler then going down the safe harbour route. The UK is quite simple to register with. http://www.ico.gov.uk/ http://www.ico.gov.uk/
- ojilles 16y agoNot entirely all that's to be done. You can't just export data from the EU to the US as the US has less stringent data protection rules. (This is unless you meant "to register" as "to host")
- fun2have 16y agoYou can export the data to the USA as long as 1) the receiver is registered with one of the Data Protection Agencies in Europe or 2) as signed the model contract or 3) has signed up to the safe harbour. It is well worth looking through http://ec.europa.eu/justice/policies/privacy/docs/international_transfers_faq/international_transfers_faq.pdf http://ec.europa.eu/justice/policies/privacy/docs/internatio...