Can’t believe so many give credence to feta leaving the EU. The real story is USA needs a generalized data protection regulation to achieve adequacy and preserve transnational data flows because Max Schrems will blast any dumb treaty that comes next.
Industry think tanks can dream of fanciful new “Schremsproof” treaties all day long because they get paid the big bucks but a GDPR for the USA is the only “durable” solution here. #DataRightsAreHumanRights
https://twitter.com/LauKaya/status/1491765825858121741
Same delusional adtech that brain thinks IAB can fix TCF while not admitting that it’s the underlying RTB that isn’t GDPR-compliant.
*<that>’s a pre-caffeinated typo right there, but yeah, you get my spiel. Until we get real about #DataRights the ongoing dumpster fire in the land of data transfers and localizing will only hasten “splinternet” so we need a GDPR for the USA to save the internet as we know it.
Helpfully referenced by @mikarv & @PrivacyMatters there’s probably a better baseline than GDPR (108+). The point I try to express for general audiences is that transatlantic data situation seems really bad and it could get much much worse. One of many huge issues for @linakhanFTC
https://twitter.com/privacymatters/status/1491775614847791104
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