Noyb has filed 101 complaints in all 30 EU and EEA member states alleging that European companies continue to forward visitor data to Google and Facebook in the US. The complaints cite the CJEU ruling that the EU‑US Privacy Shield is invalid and that Standard Contractual Clauses cannot be used when US surveillance laws apply. DPAs are urged to enforce the GDPR and may impose penalties of up to €20 million or 4% of worldwide turnover.
Why it matters: The filings highlight widespread non‑compliance with the EU top court’s decision on transatlantic data transfers, prompting enforcement action across Europe.
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