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Biden signs an EO to implement Privacy Shield 2.0, the EU-US data transfer framework seeking to address EU concerns of surveillance by US intelligence agencies

- President Joe Biden signed an executive order to implement a new framework to protect the privacy of personal data shared between the U.S. and Europe.

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  • @markscott82 Mark Scott on x
    This is the line in the @WhiteHouse executive order on transatlantic data transfers you really should be focusing on. Big win for Washington, imo HT: @vmanancourt @alfredwkng https://twitter.com/...
  • @markscott82 Mark Scott on x
    Now free to read: https://www.politico.eu/... “The move marks a win for the U.S. government, which has long griped that Brussels holds all the cards in data flows talks and that its national security laws are held to a higher standard than even the EU's own.” https://twitter.com/…
  • @statedeptspox Ned Price on x
    Today, @POTUS signed an Executive Order on Enhancing Safeguards for United States Signals Intelligence Activities, a key step that ensures a stable and reliable basis for transatlantic data flows and underscores the strength of the U.S.-EU relationship. https://www.whitehouse.gov…
  • @astepanovich Amie Stepanovich on x
    Use of the word ‘proportionate’ in Sec. 2(B) is a big deal. This gets to human rights standards, which call for surveillance to be both necessary and proportionate. Looks like the balance is to be struck between the intelligence priority and the privacy impact
  • @maxschrems @maxschrems on x
    Nicely put: The new EO defines the wording of your “judgment” by this “court” before you even file a complaint... 😂 https://twitter.com/... https://twitter.com/...
  • @astepanovich Amie Stepanovich on x
    However, earlier it says that surveillance will continue to follow current law, which provides a basis for activities based on foreigness without needing to show that the target is engaging in (or suspected to be engaging in) unlawful activity
  • @astepanovich Amie Stepanovich on x
    One thing I am really unhappy with is the continued recognition only of privacy interests - they stepped back from actually talking about privacy rights of all people. Missed opportunity.
  • @astepanovich Amie Stepanovich on x
    Big picture- will this be enough? I think it's a significant amount more than what we've seen before and should be recognized as a huge step. Meaningful limits and redress, but no changes in law, still allows for bulk collection, and broad surveillance purposes.
  • @eu_justice EU Justice on x
    We welcome signature of Executive Order to implement US commitments under EU-US Data Privacy Framework. @EU_Commission will now work to issue an #AdequacyDecision to protect privacy and facilitate safe transatlantic data flows. More here: https://ec.europa.eu/... #DataProtection …
  • @eff @eff on x
    We understand and appreciate that the Biden Administration is trying to do by executive order some of what is required by international law and the EU. But an executive order isn't enough. https://www.whitehouse.gov/...
  • @mmasnick Mike Masnick on x
    As we've been explaining for a decade now, the reason the EU/US data privacy framework keeps falling apart is that the NSA can't stop spying on everyone. And now the US's response is “dude, trust us, we'll be good.” Not sure that will fly. https://twitter.com/... https://twitter.…
  • @noybeu @noybeu on x
    📢BREAKING: First reaction on Executive Order on US Surveillance: https://noyb.eu/...
  • @kent_walker Kent Walker on x
    We welcome this #ExecutiveOrder and appreciate the efforts of USG and @EU_Commission to protect people's data on both sides of the Atlantic. While we're still assessing the details of these reforms, today's announcement is a crucial step forward. #DPF https://www.whitehouse.gov/.…
  • @secraimondo Secretary Gina Raimondo on x
    My statement regarding the signing today by @POTUS of an Executive Order on “Enhancing Safeguards for United States Signals Intelligence Activities”: https://www.commerce.gov/...
  • @gabrielazanfir Dr. Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna on x
    And it is LIVE. Let's dig in: https://www.whitehouse.gov/...
  • @bertuzluca Luca Bertuzzi on x
    At long last, the US executive order to set up an EU-US Data Privacy Framework (aka Privacy Shield 2.0) is finally out. https://www.whitehouse.gov/...