dbernick

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   by dbernick 5y ago

   That’s correct. Conservative interpretation of SchremsII is that US privacy Shield is dead and no US-owned asset may hold sensitive EU data. We have found in practice since this ruling that each country has different interpretations as to w
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   by dbernick 5y ago

   I can’t say which countries have been MOST conservative and which haven’t for confidential reasons. However some countries, like France, have recently come around and said “yeah we need an eu cloud but for right now just use an American clo
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   by dbernick 5y ago

   What’s been hard recently in regards to EU privacy laws is the impact of SchremsII ruling. We have found multiple EU countries that interpret the guidance of “you can’t use US-owned clouds (Ie all of them)” even with client encryption and d
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   Broad transforms research lab into large scale Covid testing facility(broadinstitute.org)

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