Global Data Flows and Perspective – Keynote & Panel
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European transfers face a concrete legal squeeze after the CJEU’s Schrems II ruling finds Privacy Shield invalid and demands case‑by‑case checks of standard contractual clauses; companies respond with SCCs, consent, BCRs, risk assessments and technical safeguards (encryption, localization of access controls) while regulators weigh adequacy decisions and a possible privacy shield 2.0. Data packet routing and the fact that digital data “has no fixed location” make pure localization impractical. Practical actions: documented supplementary measures, transparency reports, accelerate adequacy talks (UK seeks EU adequacy) and avoid data localization.
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