Post by mistyssaktersfo33 on Dec 20, 2023 22:22:48 GMT -5
The European Parliament is making testing available to all staff and members of the European Parliament. The European Parliament has asked service providers to set up a testing center where European Parliament staff and members can register on the intranet. Members of the European Parliament visited the website and discovered that it had sent more than 100 inquiries from third parties, including to US companies and companies. In addition not only is it removed from the browser but the website's privacy statement states that the website uses. However, because the website only involves follow-up registration, no health-related data is sent to third parties.
Notwithstanding the illegal transfer of data to the United States.. In its judgment, the EU Court of Justice clarified that the transfer of personal data from the EU to the US is subject to very strict conditions. If adequate protection of the personal data cannot be ensured the website must avoid transferring the personal data to the United States. and Google Email Marketing List clearly fall within the scope of U.S.-related surveillance laws that allow targeting EU citizens. This is particularly important for politically exposed persons such as members and staff of the European Parliament. The complaint therefore calls for a ban on such transfers that violate EU law. Public authorities and especially EU institutions must lead by example and comply with the law.
This also applies to data transfers outside the EU. By using the services of a US provider, the European Parliament allowed US authorities to access the data of its employees and members with deceptive banners and unclear messages. Furthermore the website’s banners are unclear and deceptive. These banners do not list all that are placed on the browser and force the user to accept them all. There is therefore no valid legal basis for the processing of data on the website and the placement based on user consent. The information provided on the website is also misleading.
Notwithstanding the illegal transfer of data to the United States.. In its judgment, the EU Court of Justice clarified that the transfer of personal data from the EU to the US is subject to very strict conditions. If adequate protection of the personal data cannot be ensured the website must avoid transferring the personal data to the United States. and Google Email Marketing List clearly fall within the scope of U.S.-related surveillance laws that allow targeting EU citizens. This is particularly important for politically exposed persons such as members and staff of the European Parliament. The complaint therefore calls for a ban on such transfers that violate EU law. Public authorities and especially EU institutions must lead by example and comply with the law.
This also applies to data transfers outside the EU. By using the services of a US provider, the European Parliament allowed US authorities to access the data of its employees and members with deceptive banners and unclear messages. Furthermore the website’s banners are unclear and deceptive. These banners do not list all that are placed on the browser and force the user to accept them all. There is therefore no valid legal basis for the processing of data on the website and the placement based on user consent. The information provided on the website is also misleading.