The implications of the ruling on the so-called Safe Harbour pact could be far-reaching, leading to more paperwork and driving up costs for the transfer of information from the EU to the US.
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EU top court rules in favour of privacy activist
06 October 2015
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The EU
Max Schrems launched the legal challenge over concerns that Facebook could be sharing the private data of EU citizens with the US spy agency NSA following revelations from whistleblower Edward Snowden.
The implications of the ruling on the so-called Safe Harbour pact could be far-reaching, leading to more paperwork and driving up costs for the transfer of information from the EU to the US.
The implications of the ruling on the so-called Safe Harbour pact could be far-reaching, leading to more paperwork and driving up costs for the transfer of information from the EU to the US.
