EU Data Protection Supervisor expresses major concerns over data sharing with US (euobserver.com)
- Wiewiórowski described concerns over EU-US data sharing as 'really big'.
- He highlighted Israel as a specific area of worry due to recent events.
- The EDPS chief emphasized careful negotiations with the United States.
"In an interview, European Data Protection Supervisor Wojciech Wiewiórowski voiced significant concerns regarding data sharing agreements with the United States, particularly in light of recent developments involving Israel. He emphasized the need for careful negotiations to ensure that European citizens' data is adequately protected. Wiewiórowski highlighted the ongoing challenges in balancing security needs with privacy rights, and stressed that the EU must maintain its high standards of data protection even when cooperating with international partners."
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