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European Commission publishes guidance on overseas transfers of personal data

Posted By: admin 5 April, 2009

European Commission publishes guidance on overseas transfers of personal data: “The European Commission has prepared a set of questions and answers as well as a flowchart to help companies understand when they can and when they cannot send personal data abroad.”

(Via OUT-LAW News.)

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