It’s finally happened: Meta, the company formerly known as Facebook, has been hit with a formal suspension order requiring it to stop exporting European Union user data to the U. It is clear, however, that the analysis in this Decision exposes a situation whereby any internet platform falling within the definition of an electronic communications service provider subject to the FISA 702 PRISM programme may equally fall foul of the requirements of Chapter V GDPR and the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights regarding their transfers of personal data to the USA” — so pressure is likely to be amped up on lawmakers on both sides of the Atlantic to get the deal over the line. \n\n\nMeta dodged a \u20ac4BN privacy fine over unlawful ads, argues GDPR complainant\n\n\nMEPs raise concerns over draft EU-US data transfer deal\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"","cbAvatar":"https:\/\/techcrunch