Data Protection

How South Korea became an adequate country in regards to data privacy

How South Korea became an adequate country in regards to data privacy The 17th December 2021, South Korea became the newly member of a very select club of countries regarded by the European Union (EU) as adequate, in regards to personal data protection. Far from a simple badge of honour,…

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02/10/2022
law / Privacy / Protection des données

An adequacy decision between the USA and the UE : nothing more than a pipe dream ?

An adequacy decision between the USA and the UE : nothing more than a pipe dream ? « Insanity is doing the same things over and over and expecting different results. » This famous quote, usually attributed to Albert Einstein, could very well be applied to the legal saga of the facilitation…

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02/10/2022
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Actualité / Clauses contractuelles types / CNIL / Commission Européenne / Data Processing / Data Protection / data transfer / Données personnelles / Droit des TIC / Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Framework

A Privacy Shield 2.0 ? The announcement of a new and uncertain EU-US data transfer agreement

After almost two year of negotiations, the EU and US finally announced to have agreed in principle on a new Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Framework. Yet beyond the grand political declaration, this new framework's legal resilience has yet to be tested.   I.   The post-Schrems II situation As a reminder, in…

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01/05/2022