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That country is the UK. The EU has an "Adequacy Decision" for the UK, meaning that GDPR does not restrict data transfers to the UK. And the UK's Adequacy Decisi
by lmkg 5y ago
That country is the UK. The EU has an "Adequacy Decision" for the UK, meaning that GDPR does not restrict data transfers to the UK. And the UK's Adequacy Decision for the United States still exists (Schrems II happened after Brexit).
- simion314 5y agoEU and other non EU countries will have to check if there is no loophold, I personally don't trust UK , the last shitty thing that comes to mind is their illegal treatment of Assange - it shows to me that UK gov loves(or maybe needs) to sucking up to US.
- petschge 5y agoIf the UK company leaks all user data to the US, the EU is going to revoke the Adequacy Decision in a couple of years.
- johannes1234321 5y agoThis depends on how things in UK will develop. There are some powerful actors in the UK who want to weaken those laws. The current legal framework between EU and UK won't work forever (see especially Ireland) and will need changes, one direction or the other.