Keynote
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Argues that Schrems II upends cross-border transfers and requires case-by-case audits, highlights the EDPB’s June six-step supplementary measures for assessing third-country risk and the revised standard data protection clauses, notes recent adequacy decisions for the UK and Korea, and flags enforcement: German authorities start controls soon to check whether firms have begun remediation and removed highest risks. Urges more use of BCRs, codes of conduct (public consultation until Oct 1) and closer cooperation with competition authorities.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Keynote introduction
- 0:42Data protection driver
- 3:08Fundamental rights vs quick fixes
- 5:59GDPR enforcement challenges
- 8:46EU data protection alternatives
- 10:50Global data protection scope
- 11:32Schrems II judgment
- 13:37EDPB guidelines measures
- 16:24Codes of conduct transfers
- 17:26Adequacy decisions UK
- 18:50Data free flow G7
- 19:54Schrems II enforcement Germany
- 21:19Challenges future outlook
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