Panel Discussion – Data Policy and Global Data Privacy Developments
summary
GDPR drives measurable change: complaints to DPAs have doubled, regulators grow and start using real sanctions, and GDPR becomes the de facto compliance baseline for many global companies. U.S. federal law looks unlikely before 2021; catalysts are GDPR, California’s CCPA, and enforcement precedents like a $5 billion Facebook settlement and $170 million Google penalty. The UK commits to keeping GDPR law and is pursuing an adequacy gap solution for transfers after October 31; businesses should adopt standard contractual clauses now.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 1:23How Is Gdpr Implementation Going
- 11:24Discussion Draft for Federal Privacy Legislation
- 18:52Agreement on Cooperation between Regulators
- 23:02Data Provisions of the Withdrawal Agreement
- 34:07How Do You Get Countries Talking Together
- 43:01Final Thought
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