SCHREMS II: 18 MONTHS LATER: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING OR A GAME CHANGER?
summary
Schrems II forces concrete action: regulators run coordinated cloud checks and reprimand cases like Frontex for moving to the cloud without a DPIA, EU bodies perform transfer assessments and spend a year renegotiating contractual clauses with vendors, and the EDPS launches EU Voice and EU Video (no ads, no profiling, no international transfers) plus a Nextcloud-based productivity suite negotiated with a European vendor; Gaia‑X and “European cloud” projects aim to keep data flows controllable while public procurement and hybrid architectures adapt.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Schrems II introduction
- 1:42Supervisory actions and cloud
- 6:47Impact of Schrems II
- 18:51Data management in public sector
- 29:17Digital sovereignty in government
- 40:13Legal frameworks and sovereignty
- 52:02Q&A on compliance
- 1:07:02Closing remarks
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