User privacy rights must move with their data: Microsoft

By Juha Saarinen on Oct 21, 2015 11:03AM

Seeks stronger privacy protection to revive 'Safe Harbour' deal.

Microsoft has proposed a solution to data transfers between the European Union and United States after an EU court recently ruled the long-standing "Safe Harbour" regime invalid. The company's top legal officer, Brad Smith, said the only way a new "Safe Harbour" regime could be devised was ...

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