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ZkhqrD5o
lemmy.world

Join Canada in the fight. Trump always chickens out, when his empty threats don't work.

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BigShammy80
feddit.org

this places the Commission’s stance in direct contradiction with EU law, which generally prohibits the use of citizens’ data in the way the US wants.

So, there is nothing to worry about. They can't get against EU law until they change it.

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Ooopsreply
feddit.org

Abiding to the law or moving to change it is so last century. You simply ignore it, face no consequences and then look confused that people lose trust in politics and democracy.

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sbrodolino_21reply
lemmy.world

Not really in the EU where rule of law is upheld. This would be struck down within 10 minutes by the ECJ.

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Ooopsreply
feddit.org

Not really in the EU where rule of law is upheld.

Chat control want to have a word with you...

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Maestroreply
fedia.io

If they try, NOYB will file a suit immediately. Get ready for shrems III, IV and V: Electric Boogaloo

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Don_alFornoreply
feddit.org

Schrems III is already on the way btw.

However, given that the US still exercises massive pressure on the EU to keep personal data flowing, noyb will also file a lawsuit in the coming weeks, aiming to allow the CJEU to annul the current deal. However, such a lawsuit typically takes 2-3 years until a final decision is reached.

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Mereo
piefed.ca

Come on, join Canada in the fight. You are after all the third largest world economy.

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Europellinore
europe.pub

Well, if I understand correct, this is only about personal data of people traveling to the Unreliable States of Assholes. Maybe these people just deserve it..

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