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What is EU-US Privacy Shield?
In-depth A look at the now invalidated framework US companies relied on to transfer data to and from the European Union
By Dale Walker Last updated
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GitHub cuts maximum payment limits on bug bounty programme
News Code repository now offers up to £30,000 for the discovery of critical vulnerabilities
By Rene Millman Published
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Government expands child safety group to cover wider public
News The council will focus on combating online harm, extremism, and violence against women, among other areas
By Keumars Afifi-Sabet Published
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Privacy Shield should be suspended, say MEPs
News Committee cites Cambridge Analytica scandal and CLOUD Act as obstacles
By Joe Curtis Published
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Safe Harbour replaced with EU-US Privacy Shield
News The new agreement may take effect from July if both parties agree on its directions
By Clare Hopping Published
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EDPS says Privacy Shield not robust enough
News Giovanni Buttarelli said the European Commission needs to develop a longer-term solution for sharing data across continents
By Joe Curtis Published
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Has the US forced Reddit to secretly hand over user data?
News Disappearance of "warrant canary" seen as tacit admission of government data request
By Joe Curtis Published
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Would a Brexit weaken data privacy in the UK?
Opinion Data privacy should be a central issue in debate of EU referendum pros and cons
By Davey Winder Published
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Why Privacy Shield will fail to protect our data
Opinion Safe Harbour’s replacement is based entirely on trust - what a big mistake
By Davey Winder Published
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EU throws US data transfers into doubt – again
In-depth Europe’s data watchdog refuses to extend Safe Harbour grace period
By Joe Curtis Published
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Will the new Safe Harbour deal really protect your data?
Analysis Businesses and campaigners react to Privacy Shield, the new EU-US data transfer agreement
By Joe Curtis Published
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Firms will suffer if Safe Harbour deal fails, Obama warned
News Trade groups warn Obama and Juncker over consequences if no new data pact is agreed
By Clare Hopping Published
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