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summary
GDPR compliance after the Schrems judgment centers on concrete steps: how to run a data transfer impact assessment and risk analysis of third‑country rule of law, whether transfers to the US or the UK after January 1 can continue, and when to rely on SCCs, BCRs or derogations. Companies face lack of legal certainty and inconsistent DPA/EDPB interpretation, so urgent needs are pragmatic EDPB guidance, an upgrade of standard contractual clauses, and interoperable GDPR certification schemes to keep global flows working.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:07What are the main challenges companies face with regard to international data transfers these days?
- 2:33Can you name three aspects that will be crucial if we want so solve global data flows for the future?
- 3:30What do you think of our very first virtual Privacy Conference this year
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