The open letter published on 2022‑05‑22 criticises the announced Trans‑Atlantic Data Privacy Framework for relying on US executive orders without substantive changes to US surveillance law. It argues that the framework repeats the shortcomings of the previous Privacy Shield and may be struck down by the CJEU. The letter calls for genuine legislative reforms, meaningful judicial redress, and updated privacy principles.
Why it matters: The letter signals that the proposed EU‑US data transfer framework may fail EU legal scrutiny, jeopardising cross‑border data flows.
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