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Yes. And that also means protections remain the same regardless of this move from Ireland to US jurisdiction.
by Fl8ixIDN 6y ago
Yes. And that also means protections remain the same regardless of this move from Ireland to US jurisdiction.
- throwaway2245 6y agoYes, for now, although it would surprise me if changes haven't already been negotiated with the UK government: Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has been on Facebook's staff since 2018. Even without that, it doesn't make sense for Facebook companies to store the UK data in the EU/Ireland, where it would presumably then have to comply with both EU GDPR and UK GDPR.
- toyg 6y agoThat’s former Deputy Prime Minister, for the record. Considering his subsequent performance at the polls, a lot of people would further add the prefix “disgraced”...