Interactive Talk | The Transatlantic Dimension of Privacy
summary
Zoom reports an order-of-magnitude growth in security, data and privacy teams, uses the updated standard contractual clauses and keeps minimal data exports from Europe while urging focus on operational, technical and institutional safeguards rather than physical location. A Hamburg DPA case (data controller approached, not Zoom) and divergent interpretations across European DPAs create continuing post‑Schrems II uncertainty that companies say impedes innovation and even privacy/security. Negotiations for an enhanced Privacy Shield remain active and unresolved.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:35How has it been for you at Zoom
- 2:17What has the privacy policy sphere changed since last year
- 4:13Data exports are necessary
- 6:38Hamburg case
- 9:46Political understanding
- 13:40Enhanced Privacy Shield
- 15:46Whats next
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