The Transatlantic Debate
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Panel explains that the CJEU invalidates the Privacy Shield invalidated and forces firms to run transfer impact assessments for each EU→US flow, affecting about 5,300 companies (roughly 4,000 SMEs). Practical steps include new EDPB task forces, updated standard contractual clauses, supplementary technical measures like encryption, and possible US legal or oversight fixes; regulators promise guidance within weeks but stress case‑by‑case judgments and continuing negotiations between EU, US and other partners.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Transatlantic data transfer debate
- 12:38U.S. response to Schrems II
- 23:37Industry views on data flows
- 39:01EDPB guidance and task forces
- 56:45Q&A on implications
- 1:19:10Closing remarks
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