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This is the key sentence but it's not clear to me how to parse it: "The EDPS has therefore decided to order the Commission, effective on 9 December 2024, to su
by nemoniac 3y ago
This is the key sentence but it's not clear to me how to parse it:
"The EDPS has therefore decided to order the Commission, effective on 9 December 2024, to suspend all data flows resulting from its use of Microsoft 365 to Microsoft and to its affiliates and sub-processors located in countries outside the EU/EEA not covered by an adequacy decision."
Does it mean suspend flows to Microsoft anywhere and to its affilietes and sub-processors outside EEA?
Or does it mean suspend flows to (Microsoft and to its affilietes and sub-processors) which are located outside EEA?
In other words can data still flow to Microsoft within EEA?
- kosinus 3y agoIt goes on to say: > The EDPS has also decided to order the Commission to bring the processing operations resulting from its use of Microsoft 365 into compliance with Regulation (EU) 2018/1725. Which, to me, reads like they can keep using Microsoft 365, they just need to work with Microsoft to bring it in compliance. So my guess is your second interpretation.
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- yk 3y agoAs I read it, in practice it will mean that Microsoft comes up with a compliant version of Word 365. (Or at least a roadmap how to bring it into compliance.)