The Irish High Court ruled that the Irish Data Protection Commission must implement the CJEU judgment and stop Facebook's transfers of personal data from the EU to the United States. The court dismissed all reliefs sought by Facebook Ireland. The decision follows the Schrems II judgment and a settlement with Max Schrems.
Why it matters: The ruling forces Facebook to cease transatlantic data flows, impacting EU privacy compliance.
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