The document outlines how data subjects can exercise GDPR rights to learn about and halt transfers of their personal data to the United States following the CJEU Schrems II judgment. It provides sample request letters for information, cessation of transfers, and filing complaints with DPAs. It also explains which transfers remain legal and which are likely illegal under US mass‑surveillance laws.
Why it matters: The guidance helps individuals enforce their GDPR rights to block unlawful EU‑US data transfers after the Schrems II decision.
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