EU lawmakers' body agrees on safeguards against illegal data transfers

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EU lawmakers' body agrees on safeguards against illegal data transfers
A key committee at the European Parliament has agreed to stringent safeguards to prevent non-EU governments from gaining illegal access to EU data, drawing criticism from a tech lobbying group. The Parliament's Industry, Research and Energy Committee will next month seek the support of EU ...

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