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When the facts change, adequacy must be reviewed
Following the Supreme Court's ruling in Trump v.
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Following the Supreme Court's ruling in Trump v. Slaughter, EDRi and other 36 civil society organisations and academics have urged the European Commission to immediately reassess the EU-US adequacy decision. The ruling undermines one of the safeguards on which the Commission relied when concluding that personal data transferred to the United States receives an adequate level of protection.
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