Europe may suspend data-sharing agreements with the United States if
American policy makers do not improve how Europeans’ online information
is protected, according to Andrus Ansip, the nominee to lead Europe’s
digital agenda.
His statements could
have major implications for American tech giants like Google and
Facebook, which routinely compile data generated by their European
customers through web searches and other online activities. Those
companies’ data policies have come under greater scrutiny in Europe in
the wake of the revelations about spying by the National Security
Agency, using online data.
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