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Ireland's data regulator slapped a record €1.2 billion fine on Meta on Monday (22 May) and ordered it to stop moving EU personal data to the United States in a landmark decision that found such data transfers illegal.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The following is attributable to Sean Heather, senior vice president for International Regulatory Affairs and Antitrust at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.“Today’s announcement by Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (IDPC) regarding Facebook’s data transfers to the United States stems from hypothetical concerns about government access to data identified by the European Court of Justice almost three years ago. The European Data Protection Board&rsquo...

Meta, the company formerly known as Facebook, has been hit with a formal suspension order requiring it to stop exporting European Union user data to the US for processing

A record fine for Meta will have landmark consequences for marketers on both sides of the Atlantic.

The international community are continuing to take further steps toward data free flow with trust (DFFT) in 2023, building on recent developments such as the draft EU-US Data Privacy...

This resolution is not binding on the Commission but it will be taken into account by the Commission when considering the Framework, along with the opinion of the EDPB, as referenced by Parliament. 

The Tennessee Information Protection Act (TIPA) passed unanimously through both houses of the Tennessee legislature and was signed by Governor Bill Lee on May 11, 2023. Tennessee joins...

May 2023 Roundup and explanation of pending privacy, data security laws in states, federal government and internationally incl Washington state health privacy act Indiana and Montana new consumer privacy acts, Arkansas Child Privacy on line law Montanta ban on Tik Tok, HHS COVId

The European Parliament called on the European Commission to reject a draft legal framework facilitating trans-Atlantic commercial data flows in a non-binding vote.

The rules would reportedly force multinationals like Amazon to enter joint ventures with EU-based companies to handle sensitive cloud data.