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You don't need an Atlantic agreement to enforce GDPR in Europe, at least not for multinational corporations.
by thefounder 3y ago
You don't need an Atlantic agreement to enforce GDPR in Europe, at least not for multinational corporations.
- eurg 3y agoThe failed agreements are meant to make it possible to legally use certain SaaS in the EU, at all. That such agreements seem to be impossible under current law, despite being attempted to create by parts of government, is the interesting part. EU governance is very non-homogeneous even w.r.t. desired results.
- thefounder 3y agoYou can't legalise a U.S surveilance program in the E.U regardless of how you wrap it. I think that's what the ECJ ruling is about.