Transatlantic Data Flows
summary
Upcoming first annual Privacy Shield review is due this fall and courts already host challenges, with 2,468 entities self-certified so far; a separate US Supreme Court decision on the Microsoft New York warrant (Dublin data center) is pending this October after the DOJ appealed. Expect discussion of MLATs and the EU e-evidence proposal, fears of extraterritorial reach, likely reauthorization of Section 702, a proposed US–UK bilateral deal, and Microsoft saying it assigned 300 engineers to GDPR work.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Biggest challenge to transatlantic data flows
- 3:02Privacy Shield review
- 4:08Court challenges
- 5:19Privacy concerns
- 6:09Section 702
- 7:02Search warrant case
- 12:22EU solution
- 13:43Security vs privacy
- 14:44Extraterritoriality
- 18:30Brexit
- 19:51What has Microsoft changed
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