The Austrian Data Protection Authority (DSB) has the option under the GDPR to impose a fine of up to €6 billion (4% of global turnover) on Google for continuing to transfer personal data from EU websites to the United States despite CJEU Schrems II rulings. The potential penalty is highlighted in a complaint filed by the privacy group noyb.
Why it matters: A record‑size GDPR fine is at risk for Google over non‑compliant cross‑border data transfers.
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