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And, although this is an educated guess, about US businesses paying for Facebook ad services targeting EU customers using the collected data in a way that GDPR
by cromka 5y ago
And, although this is an educated guess, about US businesses paying for Facebook ad services targeting EU customers using the collected data in a way that GDPR would block in EU.
- cerved 5y agoNo, not really. This doesn't have anything to do with US companies using ad targeting services that don't comply with GDPR. Schrems 2 is case primarily about US companies working with US authorities. https://edpb.europa.eu/our-work-tools/our-documents/other/frequently-asked-questions-judgment-court-justice-european-union_en https://edpb.europa.eu/our-work-tools/our-documents/other/fr...
- cromka 5y agoOh, so basically that thing that dictates that US can ask any US-based company to disclose any data in its possession, and so to protect EU citizens, EU wants US-based companies to store EU data on EU servers. If I also remember correctly from reading up on Tutanota, it gets so nuanced, that to the US authorities it is enough that a single US employee of a non-US company has access to such data to summon them to disclose it? Either way, Facebook is in deep shit.