No not really, if you look at the history of GDPR and EU it's very very clear that it was never intended to prevent data-transfer to the US, as long as the US c

No not really, if you look at the history of GDPR and EU it's very very clear that it was never intended to prevent data-transfer to the US, as long as the US companies comply with GDPR. And that's what the outcome here is: data can be transferred to US companies which legally binding commit to comply with GDPR. What was all the back and force about was that due to various US laws suing parties argued that US companies can not comply with GDPR even if they legaly binding commit to do so. Various courts ruled that that is indeed true. Now again regulator have found another way to argue "it's legal like intended" which required some concessions from the US. We will see if that way, like some previously ways, will be shut down by courts.