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Britain and the EU reached a post-Brexit trade deal in December – after almost nine months of fraught negotiations. Anounced on Christmas Eve, Prime Minister Boris Johnson described it as a jumbo Canada-style deal and declared: “All our red lines about returning sovereignty have been achieved. “Everything that the British public were promised during the 2016 referendum and in the general election last year is delivered by this deal.
By AFP on February 19, 2021
The European Commission lifted the threat of crucial data flows between Europe and Britain being blocked in a move that would have crippled business activity as it said Friday that privacy safeguards in the UK met European standards.
In a key post-Brexit decision, the EU executive said that British authorities had sufficient measures in place to protect European users personal data, freeing up data transfers for businesses as well as for police.
The adequacy decision, to be formally adopted by the 27 member states, would ensure that data protection will never be compromised when personal data travel across the Channel, said EU Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders.