EU privacy regulators on Tuesday (26 July) endorsed a new self-certifying US data transfer pact but highlighted a number of outstanding issues.
The so-called Privacy Shield allows companies to transfer the data of EU citizens to servers based in the United States.
The transatlantic trade is worth billions for firms but ran into problems following revelations of US-led mass surveillance on EU citizens three years ago.
The new pact replaces the Safe Harbour agreement, which wa...
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