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We start in the tiny state of luxembourg where a legal battle between privacy campaigners and tech giants including facebook reaches a critical moment today. What the European Court ofjustice is advised by one of its top lawyers could affect how the personal data of hundreds of millions of people is handled. Its all about the rules which allow companies to transfer peoples data out of the European Union primarily to the us where most tech giants are based. Its being driven by austrian activist max schrems this who first challenged facebook over privacy as a young law student eight years ago. I...

We start with a hearing in europes top court, which will have huge implications for hundreds of thousands of companies with european operations. In a landmark case, the European Court ofjustice in luxembourg will decide whether the way facebook transfers personal data to the us should be outlawed. The court will hear arguments by austrian privacy activist max schrems, who claims the Us Government doesnt sufficiently protect europeans data when its shipped across the atlantic. The case comes four years after mr schrems brought down safe harbour, a Previous Data sharing deal worth billions of eu...

From cnns world headquarters, newsroom starts right now. And at this hour, a team of u. S. Diplomats and officials are in north korea. Their mission there is to lay the groundwork for the upcoming summit between those two nation. And that summit still may or may not happen. Earlier in the week u. S. President donald trump pulled the plug on the meeting over some hostile comments made by north korean officials. But here is the thing. On saturday, he hinted to reporters that after the surprise meeting between north and south korea, the leaders there, the summit may be back on. And another clue. ...

The move by Meta came after complaints and a call by advocacy group NOYB to data protection authorities in Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, ...

Meta postpones AI model launch in Europe following Irish regulator's guidance on data use, amid privacy concerns.