Impulse: Do We Need a Global Approach to Data Protection?
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Argues for a practical global privacy framework, noting 150 countries now have data protection laws and many echo Europe’s approach; cites tools like the EU’s GDPR, the invalidated Privacy Shield and an expected U.S. executive order as concrete fixes; describes Google’s decision to keep its Privacy Shield compliance program running post-invalidation and to sign Asia‑Pacific cross‑border privacy rules so services run to one GDPR‑aligned common denominator and stay ready for a Privacy Shield 2.0.
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