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Woohoo. Does that also mean that we in the EU get US citizens data to play with?
by Garvi 3y ago
Woohoo. Does that also mean that we in the EU get US citizens data to play with?
- hef19898 3y agoOf course not, that would be outragious! Edit: Unless, of cpurse, some three letter agency front needs a non-US source to provide said data.
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- seydor 3y agoThe EU has strong restrictions on the use of US data so the US citizens are safe to sign this agreement
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- konschubert 3y agoI guess we would have to build some competitive internet companies first.
- tzs 3y agoNOTE: GDPR talks about "processors" and "controllers" but I'm going to simplify and just say "companies". GDPR purports to apply to the processing of personal data of people in these cases: 1. When the company is established in the Union, regardless of whether the processing takes place in the Union or not. 2. When the company is not established in the Union but the processing is related to offering goods or service (paid or free) to people in the Union. 3. When the company is not established in the Union but but the processing is related to monitoring behavior that takes place in the Union.