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Sunrise participates in the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield (the “Privacy Shield”) framework issued by the U.S. Department of Commerce.

Meta, which had previously warned that services for its users in Europe could be cut off, vowed to appeal and ask courts to immediately put the decision on hold.

Meta got slapped with a 1.2 billion euro fine for its data practices and has six months to sort it all out. We break down what happened and what it means.

The European Union fined Meta $1.3 billion, ordering to end the transfers of European data to the United States by October. Fine pertains to user data used for targeted ads, following Edward Snowdens surveillance disclosures.

Meta, which had previously warned that services for its users in Europe could be cut off, vowed to appeal

Meta, which had previously warned that services for its users in Europe could be cut off, vowed to appeal and ask courts to immediately put the decision on hold.

Ireland's Data Protection Commission ruled the tech company breached European privacy laws by transferring user data from Europe to the U.S., where

Meta has been hit with a record-setting $1.3 billion fine and was ordered to stop transferring data on EU residents to the United States.

Order to delete data processed and stored unlawfully in US could be more problematic for Facebook owner than fine of €1.2bn

Meta, which had previously warned that services for its users in Europe could be cut off, vowed to appeal