Data Strategies and the Data Economy
summary
Claims that the GDPR proves flexible in the pandemic, citing an April recommendation on mobile apps and a Cisco study (spring 2020) linking strong data rules to consumer trust; says the Court’s Schrems II judgment forces clearer answers on cross‑border transfers and prompts three work streams: talks with US authorities on a successor framework, modernization of SCCs with a draft and stakeholder consultation to launch in the coming weeks, and collection of company supplementary safeguards and possible GDPR codes of conduct as practical tools.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 2:35Data Protection Has Become an Economic Necessity
- 4:10Importance of International Convergence
- 9:03Modernization of the Standard Contractual Clauses or Sccs
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