NOYB, a nonprofit group created by Max Schrems, announced results of its survey of 33 companies, most of which are U.S.-based, alleging technology companies fall short on complying with the Court of Justice of the European Union's July ruling on cross-border data transfers.
NOYB survey: How companies addressed their international data transfers after the CJEU’s ruling in Schrems II
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