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It’s ridiculous for @maxschrems to claim that US Executive Orders don’t have the force of law. Glad @EUstaran is still “hopeful” about the value of the SIGNIT EO for protecting EU fundamental rights. #EU_Datap

Head of int’l affairs at @CNIL says they can’t formulate opinion on SIGNIT EO’s impact for #eu_datap exports until (1) it’s fully implemented (redress) & (2) they see @EU_Commission adequacy decision. Hope other regulators are being more proactive, @PrivacyPros need guidance!

@BertuzLuca @maxschrems @NOYBeu This analysis of #SIGNIT Exec Order misses the mark - EU individuals will have access to two review processes that:
-Are independent from U.S. intel community
-Can obtain any classified info.
-Will hear from an advocate
-Can require remediation of unlawful surveillance
#EU_dataP
Analysis of the new #surveillance EO and future EU-US #dataflows here but please come away with the most practical question for most companies: How/when should you update TIAs for existing exports of 🇪🇺 personal data? #privacy #EU_dataP
https://t.co/HjDNuzBsLF
To reiterate what I’m trying to emphasise here, #privacy & data protection are (and have always been) about finding a balance between our rights & the world’s ability to function. That balance is being distorted by polarisation but a middle ground exists.
https://t.co/xj3pPbHJwW
Phase 2 of @CNIL's cookie/tracker auditing program starts today following release of FAQ. Colleagues @_patricenavarro & @JSchwartzAvocat outline key lessons to inform #EU_dataP cookie compliance programs. https://t.co/oGFkSJ8P32
Wow! @EU_Commission adequacy decision for post-#Brexit UK would be very welcomed. Though, I assume it will be immediately challenged by #EU_dataP advocates.
.@PrivacyPros EU to allow data transfer to continue to UK: A draft adequacy decision approval expected this week subject to periodical review every 4 years #Brexit #privacy #dataprotection https://t.co/mqNwhMuU6F via @financialtimes
Companies will want to note that #CPRA pulls more data elements into its sensitive data regime than #EU_DataP. Also will be tough to operationalize another opt-out mechanism. Check out this helpful primer from @k_ringrose!!
Want to understand the CPRA's opt-out requirements for sensitive data? Start with @k_ringrose's blog post for @PrivacyPros: https://t.co/PckJ5eEuaQ
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![julianflamant's tweet photo. Wise words from @EUstaran - “I use the word ‘how’ not ‘if’ [to do data transfers] because data transfers will continue to happen.” Oh and “we need to add a dose of realism to all this” #EU_dataP #DPC22 https://t.co/qg99H08ns8](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FhxOxMJUAAIcvaK.jpg)








