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I think the expectation is that data of a European citizen remains in the European union except otherwise needed and consented. In sense of the GDPR, a Europea
by oaiey 6y ago
I think the expectation is that data of a European citizen remains in the European union except otherwise needed and consented.
In sense of the GDPR, a European User Account does not need to synced to the US but only the communicated exchange between a European and a US user.
There are a lot of reasonable usage and solutions. They just cost money, time and are annoying architecturally.
- fmajid 6y agoNo, the data can be held anywhere that has enforceable protections equivalent to the EU’s. Japan was explicitly ruled to be. The UK will almost certainly be found not to be because it’s intelligence services are even more out of control than the US’.
- oaiey 6y agoAgree. I think my statement of "within the European Union" is indeed a bit too restrictive. Your comment is indeed pointing the right thing: enforceable and equivalent protection. That is exactly what Privacy Shield and the predecessor was aiming for.