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Post-Brexit Britain’s dance-off with EU privacy standards in the context of EU-US relations
Continuing our series on the geopolitics of #dataregulation, @IvanaBartoletti explores how Britain can assert itself as a global player while diverging from EU standards, at a time when privacy, competition and data protection are finding global alignment: https://t.co/UvhmEVuzQH
OpenWhen privacy protections are aligning at a global level, how will the UK reconcile data protection and digital protectionism?
Continuing our series on the geopolitics of #dataregulation, @IvanaBartoletti explores how Britain can assert itself as a global player while diverging from EU standards, at a time when privacy, competition and data protection are finding global alignment: https://t.co/UvhmEVuzQH
OpenPost-Brexit Britain’s dance-off with EU privacy standards in the context of EU-US relations
When privacy protections are aligning at a global level, how will the UK reconcile data protection and digital protectionism?
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