EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework - Draft Adequacy Decision by the European Commission: The Long-Awaited Replacement of the Privacy Shield? | Data Law Insights
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The draft adequacy decision is crucial for fostering transatlantic data flows, addressing privacy concerns from the Schrems II ruling, and assisting businesses in the EU and U.S.
Data Law Insightshttps://www.crowelldatalaw.com/2022/12/eu-u-s-data-privacy-framework-draft-adequacy-decision-by-the-european-commission-the-long-awaited-replacement-of-the-privacy-shield/
An adequacy decision allows personal data to flow freely from the European Economic Area to recognized locations without further conditions, simplifying cross-border data exchange.
Data Law Insightshttps://www.crowelldatalaw.com/2022/12/eu-u-s-data-privacy-framework-draft-adequacy-decision-by-the-european-commission-the-long-awaited-replacement-of-the-privacy-shield/
President Biden's Executive Order introduced new binding safeguards to address Schrems II concerns, ensuring EU residents' privacy rights are protected against broad U.S. intelligence access.
Data Law Insightshttps://www.crowelldatalaw.com/2022/12/eu-u-s-data-privacy-framework-draft-adequacy-decision-by-the-european-commission-the-long-awaited-replacement-of-the-privacy-shield/
The CJEU's Schrems II ruling highlighted significant flaws in the U.S. Privacy Shield, prompting the Commission's reassessment of U.S. data protection standards through the adequacy decision process.
Data Law Insightshttps://www.crowelldatalaw.com/2022/12/eu-u-s-data-privacy-framework-draft-adequacy-decision-by-the-european-commission-the-long-awaited-replacement-of-the-privacy-shield/
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