The EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework “makes significant changes to both the procedures that govern U.S. foreign intelligence surveillance and the oversight of their implementation,” Brookings Institution Tisch Distinguished Visiting Fellow Cameron Kerry writes in Lawfare. Kerry said the EU-U.S. DPF is positioned to be upheld if challenged, due to both negotiators’ dedication to “developing a sophisticated understanding of the comparisons between each other’s laws and evolving norms among democratic states about safeguards for government access to information.”
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