welp > "On the commercial side, we don't see such a big issue," she told POLITICO. "But of course, there is the issue of access to data from the national secur

welp > "On the commercial side, we don't see such a big issue," she told POLITICO. "But of course, there is the issue of access to data from the national security agencies, and we have to be absolutely sure that there is no mass surveillance of data of Europeans when it travels to the U.S." That's the exact opposite of my understanding of the status quo - mass surveillance of data of Europeans when it travels to the U.S. I'd start with clear guarantees protecting EU data stored and processed in the EU by US companies/subsidiaries against (legal) US government/military access. I think that's the status quo assumption that companies are operating on, but it's far from clear how it actually works.